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INETCO Systems monitors payment transaction flow

INETCO Systems monitors payment transaction flow

By:  Rafael Ruffolo  On: 27 Nov 2007 For: ComputerWorld Canada Creator

Insight 3.1 lets IT managers monitor performance of ATM and point of sale terminals, and the health of the network

Vancouver-based INETCO Systems is releasing software aimed at providing the retail, finance and payments industries, real-time monitoring and analysis of the end-to-end payment transactions.

INETCO Insight 3.1, aimed at point of sale (POS) and Automated Teller Machine (ATM) payment avenues, will be able to gather captured transaction information, allowing IT staff to perform network health checks and receive alerts about issues before they affect customers. INETCO said the software is easy to deploy and has been designed to operate without the risk of network or transaction flow disruption.

According to INETCO, the software can also allow organizations to visualize in real-time how each ATM and POS terminal is performing, how upstream providers are responding, and how the payment infrastructure is handling the transactions. The company said the solution will help companies in their growing need for real-time business communications and business transaction intelligence. Customers will be able to, INETCO said, align IT strategy with corporate business objectives by maximizing transaction uptime, reducing infrastructure costs and improving overall business operations.

INETCO Insight is now available directly through INETCO and its reseller partner channel.


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Rafael Ruffolo Rafael Ruffolo was a senior writer for ComputerWorld Canada from 2006 to 2011. He was the winner of a Kenneth R. Wilson award for business journalism in 2009.

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