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Telecommunications TNS enables EFTPOS & ATMs to operate over broadband
Telecommunications TNS enables EFTPOS & ATMs to operate over broadband | TNS enables EFTPOS & ATMs to operate over broadband |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Sunday, 11 October 2009 | |
  
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TNSLink uses industry-standard SSL and IPSec VPN encryption. TNS says that future enhanced options may include end-to-end managed broadband, along with integrated high-speed 3G wireless for primary or back up purposes for ATMs. "This solution utilises the same reliable TNS backbone network as the recently released TNS FusionPoint Lite service that removes the need for dedicated PSTN dial-up lines for EFTPOS and ATMs," TNS said. TNS claims that TNSLink "also provides many additional features including transparent usage plans, 24x7 monitoring and management, and potential for significant performance improvements through the use of broadband. Jennifer Stibbard, TNS senior vice president, Asia Pacific, said: "According to the ACMA, more than 95 percent of Australian businesses, including retailers, already have access to broadband for functions such as store email, inventory management and phone calls. Retailers are able to increase POS efficiency, deliver value-added services, such as card loyalty programs, and reduce their expenses by leveraging broadband for EFTPOS and ATM services using our secure TNSLink solution."
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