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Bytewerk introduces the emWERK Platform - .Net/JSON platform for any type of self-service devices (e.g. interactive kiosks and ATMs). This packaged development platform greatly reduces .Net or Web application development time and cost as well as ongoing operational and maintenance costs. emWERK Platform is a platform for providing financial and information services for applications. It provides packaged functions for information kiosk and ATM that are required for developmen...t of .Net or Web applications. This enables the developer to concentrate solely on development of application, and therefore greatly reduces development time and cost. emWERK Platform also enables the provision of information services that are customized for each user, and the output of forms via .Net or Web applications. This increases the flexibility of development, and consequently supports strategic utilization of self-service devices. emWERK Platform provides rich browsing functions, which may be equivalent to those of any existing embedded web browsers (for example Chromium-based). Also, the use of emWERK Platform reduces the need for development of functions accompanying I/O control that are specific for all self-service devices (such as magnetic card reader and thermal printer, cash acceptor, cash dispensers etc), and functions required to operate the self-service device (such as outputting logs, detecting errors, and displaying guidance when you change paper and when a card jam occurs).

BYTEWERK have vast international experience in development and implementation of payments and blockchain projects. We have numerous completed projects in EMEA and Americas. We use the best available practices, delivering the best quality products to our clients. Our knowledge and experience in following, using and complying with international standards and technologies, such as PCI DSS, EMV, ISO 8583 and XFS allows us to offer our clients innovative and advanced payment solut...Continue reading

Bytewerk introduces the emWERK Platform - .Net/JSON platform for any type of self-service devices (e.g. interactive kiosks and ATMs). This packaged development platform greatly reduces .Net or Web application development time and cost as well as ongoing operational and maintenance costs. emWERK Platform is a platform for providing financial and information services for applications. It provides packaged functions for information kiosk and ATM that are required for developmen...t of .Net or Web applications. This enables the developer to concentrate solely on development of application, and therefore greatly reduces development time and cost. emWERK Platform also enables the provision of information services that are customized for each user, and the output of forms via .Net or Web applications. This increases the flexibility of development, and consequently supports strategic utilization of self-service devices. emWERK Platform provides rich browsing functions, which may be equivalent to those of any existing embedded web browsers (for example Chromium-based). Also, the use of emWERK Platform reduces the need for development of functions accompanying I/O control that are specific for all self-service devices (such as magnetic card reader and thermal printer, cash acceptor, cash dispensers etc), and functions required to operate the self-service device (such as outputting logs, detecting errors, and displaying guidance when you change paper and when a card jam occurs).

Yeah, we are chasing the hype too :)

Very interesting project done by MIT.

ATM Software 2016 For many years, ATM deployers tended to use the application software that was delivered with the hardware, but the increasing complexity of the self-service banking channel - and the opportunities that a more sophisticated software set-up can tap - are leading banks to treat ATM hardware and software as separate entities. While banks naturally continue to look carefully at the cost of ATM software solutions, the operational factors in favour of separate soft...ware purchasing are now far stronger than the factors against it Assisted self-service drives independent software purchasing. Assisted self-service is set to be one of the major growth areas in retail banking technology in the years ahead. Banks wishing to integrate systems such as video conferencing into their self-service channel are increasingly aware that this requires a sophisticated - and unified - ATM software platform. Assisted self-service is bringing the teller and ATM channels together; and combining with mobile and internet banking to turn the omnichannel vision into a reality. Banks benefit from customising their own software architecture. multiple factors are now driving banks to conclude that a new approach to ATM software is essential. Rather than relying on the software as provided with hardware, which tends to limit the range of facilities that ATMs can offer, and delay the implementation of a genuine omnichannel platform, they are judging software packages on their own merits. The new approach involves proactively building a software architecture that can meet their current needs and those of their customers - as well as laying the groundwork for the exciting technological innovations that will drive the development of self-service banking in the years ahead.

The Bitcoin Enigma. 12 questions we chewed on On 25th of April 2016 Jeremy Light from Accenture raised twelve questions referring to Bitcoin and blockchain technology. As mature professionals in electronic payments and cryptocurrencies field, we found these questions very interesting and worth to be answered in details. The nature of the issues contained in Mr. Light’s questions stands out him as an expert-level specialist in the blockchain technology. We assume that he understands the blockchain controversy. Link to our answers: https://medium.com/@Bytewe/the-bitcoin-enigma-e56936f1314f

Really hope that Arcade City won't be the hype to use blockchain trend.

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