KeyCorp Revamp To Replace 148 ATMs

By Will Wade

Published July 03, 2008, 1:00 a.m. EDT

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Updated July 03, 2008, 12:00 a.m. EDT

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KeyCorp has announced that it is replacing 148 automated teller machines with ones from Diebold Inc. as part of a continuing upgrade of its self-service financial channel.

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Diebold, of North Canton, Ohio, said Monday that it is also supplying its Agilis ATM management software to the Cleveland banking company, which is a longtime customer. The software enables KeyCorp to troubleshoot malfunctioning ATMs remotely and deliver customized marketing messages on their screens.

The bank is using a mix of Diebold's Opteva 500-series machines, which include stand-alone lobby units and walk-up cash dispensers, and the 700-series of advanced-function interior and exterior models.

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