| This quarters topics:
- Central
training and daily branch newscasts,
ways to motivate your staff
- See
us in South Carolina, October 26, 27,
28
- Welcome
Nevada State Bank!
- New
wave of computer bugs
1.
Ways
to motivate your staff
It's
8:45am and your branch is about to open
its doors. Your staff
gathers around your plasma or kiosk screen to watch a message from the
Bank President. They have been waiting on news about the upcoming
merger and how it will affect their seniority. After listening to the 5
minute message, they are relieved to hear the news they have been
waiting for, directly from the big boss.
This is just one of countless examples of
how a central video messaging
system can help train and motivate your employees.
If you have previously investigated these
types of systems and were put
off by the price, it may be time to reconsider. Technologies and costs
have changed rapidly in the last year. Let us know if we can fill in
the details for you. Current customers can add this feature to their
existing systems for the cost of a new module.
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2.
See us in South Carolina,
October 26, 27, 28
You are invited to come see our products live, and in person! Join us
for the 2003 Retail Banking Conference of the Carolinas, October 26-28
in Myrtle Beach, SC. We will exhibit the iPoster-Plasma system as well
as answer any questions you may have. For attendance information,
please see http://www.ncbankers.org
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3.
Welcome Nevada State Bank!
We are pleased to announce a new addition to our family of clients.
Nevada State Bank has contracted The Kiosk and Display Company for
installation and management of their plasma based digital marketing
system. Their first iPoster-Plasma will be installed in Reno, NV
in
November. Our staff look forward to serving their needs well into the
future.
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4.
New wave of computer bugs
In August and September 2003 the world experienced a wave of nasty
computer bugs targeted to Windows platform, networked computers. The
kiosk industry was not immune. These bugs were revolutionary because
they transmitted and infected invisibly. Until now, most bugs required
the user to download an infected e-mail attachment or file.
What we learned:
No single software solution, or network policy will ever prevent all
future disruptions. A combination of several prevention, detection and
reaction systems will go a long way toward keeping your Windows based
system online. Supporting hundreds of systems on the public Internet
provides our support staff with a fertile environment for knowing what
solutions do and don't work. Feel free to give us a call and we can
share our recent experiences.
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This
concludes this quarterly issue
of our newsletter. If you know
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