LAS VEGAS - (09/23/04) -- Nevada FCU said it expanded itsfour-year partnership with TWS Systems, Inc., to automate its ATMdeposit processing. The state's largest credit union said itselected several of the company's IMAGECENTER modules, includingALERTMANAGER by TWS, a real-time fraud prevention system, andOMEGA, by TWS, a Microsoft.net-based ATM deposit managementsolution that automates the processing and management of ATMdeposit. Prior to partnership with TWS, Nevada FCU processed allATM transactions manually.
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