Distributed Capture – How to Make it Work for You

Attend our FREE webcast brought to you by CUNA Strategic Services and Diebold

Thursday, May 15, 2008
2:00 p.m. Central Time
Tuition: FREE

About this Webcast

25-30 minutes on the role of imaging in financial industry and the business case to support it.
10-15 minutes on Diebold ImageWay solution including some demonstration of Branch/remote capture solution
10 minutes or so for Q & A

Topics

• Information on the state of the industry as it relates to imaging (trends and stats)
• Business case support for adding imaging capabilities to your credit union
• Case history on what some other financial institutions are doing
• Introduction to the Diebold ImageWay solution

Who Should Attend

• Executives and decision makers at the credit unions
• ATM Operations
• Branch Operations

Instructor:

Peg Bost
Director, financial industry marketing
Diebold, Incorporated
Canton, OH

Peg Bost, director, financial industry marketing, is responsible for analyzing self-service and payment industry trends in North America and providing thought leadership for the design, development and marketing of Diebold solutions.

To her position, Bost brings 25 years of experience to the ATM industry from the areas of systems engineering, sales and marketing. During her time at the company, Bost successfully led the team that developed ImageWay™, Diebold’s deposit automation solution that enables financial institutions to accept envelope-free deposits and process them electronically. In her current position, Bost leads the payment solutions sales and business strategy for Diebold North America. She also meets regularly with financial institutions to exchange ideas on self-service strategies to ensure that Diebold products and services are well positioned to meet their evolving needs.

In addition to her responsibilities, Bost is a frequent speaker at national and international conferences featuring self-service topics. She holds a master’s degree in mathematics from Oakland University in Rochester, Mich., and a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Wayne State University in Detroit, Mich.