• When ATM’s and EFT became the norm, people wondered if banks would go out of business, instead banks moved on to more value-added services enhancing their revenue model several hundred times.
  • In a world where natural resources and fossil fuels are on the decline, electronic networks will have to get smarter.
  • Even though fingerprint readers can scan images, software algorithms are used as preset limits whether an image matches or not.
  • A teller takes 3-5 minutes to help you withdraw funds from your account, whereas you can do the same in 30 seconds using self-service.
  • 72 percent of consumers say that biometrics such as fingerprint-identification capabilities on ATMs would create a positive feeling about their financial institutions.
  • 68 percent of consumers say they think more positively of their financial institutions when offered a receipt/no receipt preference.
  • 41 percent of consumers think more positively of their financial institutions when an ATM can remember user-preference settings.
  • 42 percent of consumers want to customize their ATM preferences online.
  • ATM market in China market will grow about 8 percent annually over the next five years.
  • 72 percent of consumers say biometrics on ATMs would create positive feelings about their financial institutions.
  • 40 million U.S. consumers are unbanked or underbanked.
  • The national average for bounced-check fees has reached $27.40.
  • On average, banks charge $1.25 for using an out-of-network ATM.
  • One-third of all consumer purchases in the United States are made through debit cards.
  • Card purchases at train stations, airports and roadside rest-areas grew 52 percent over cash when the quick-serve food industry began accepting card payments
  • 39 percent of consumers are willing to use timesaving self-service alternatives to help reduce their wait times.
  • 44 percent of consumers are frustrated by waiting in line because of the lack of employees able to assist them.
  • 88 percent of all online consumers use the Internet to research products.
  • Forty-two percent of shoppers are either very likely or likely to choose stores that will offer self-service option over ones that do not.
  • More than 94 percent of consumers have used self-checkout, and 40 percent of consumers who have used it say they “really like it”.
  • 90 percent of all tickets issued by air carrier British Airways are e-tickets.
    – British Airways
  • Air Canada spends only 16 cents to check in a traveler through a kiosk, versus $3 through a staffed counter.
    – Air Canada
  • By year-end 2007, 38 percent of airline passengers are expected to use check-in kiosks.
    – SITA

 
Table of Contents
  Self-Service Facts (What is Self-Service?)
  The A-B-C of Self-Service
  Rules for Choosing Self-Service
 
- Avoid "Vendor Tag" (OR Passing the buck)
- A pretty machine is not always a good machine
- Least cost does NOT mean better ROI
- Turn-Key or Cold-Turkey ?
- The Man on the moon
- Plan for Maintenance Woes
  THE F.R.A.M.E.S. PHILOSOPHY
  Transformational Deployment
  INFONOX Firsts
  How Infonox Can Help
  PASS+ : Your ticket to Profit
 
- Pass+1B
- Pass+1R
- Pass+1P
- Pass+2R
- Pass+3R
  Why Infonox ?
  Self-Service Trivia
  Industry Glossary
 
- A
- B
- C
- D, E
- F, G, H, I
- K, M
- N, O, P
- R, S
- T, U, V, W