Collin's ATM System Model and Feasibility

The assignment details the Collin's ATM system, which aims to provide customers with easier access, simpler mode of operation, and strict security surveillance inside the ATM premises. The system includes a card reader, keypad, cash dispenser, printer, and slot for depositing cash. It also features biometric palm print recognition and transaction confirmation systems to enhance security. However, potential risks such as hacking, theft of user accounts, and system failure due to adverse climatic conditions are discussed. The assignment requires resources such as infrastructure, management team, software developers, hardware developers, sufficient land plots for setting up ATM booths, and a security monitoring system.

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Table of Contents
System vision document..................................................................................................................2
Problem statement.......................................................................................................................2
System capabilities......................................................................................................................2
System benefits............................................................................................................................3
Resources required for the Collin’s ATM system...........................................................................4
Stakeholder map..............................................................................................................................5
Feasibility of the Collin’s ATM system..........................................................................................5
References........................................................................................................................................7

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System vision document
Problem statement
Considering the havoc that people are required to face in order to carry out their bank
proceedings adequate number of ATM booths which are simpler to operate is of the utmost
requirement. In the present date the number and varieties of cyber attacks have only increased,
thus posing threats to the assets of millions of people (Gluchshenko & Foerster, 2013). Keeping
such problems in mind it can be said that the existing ATM system available in the markets are
needed to upgraded as soon as possible. Other banking related issues such as limited number of
transactions, limited amount of transactions are also required to be solved on the earliest basis. A
much simpler, organized and modernized ATM system is essential in order to cope up with the
present date scenario. Simpler operation of the ATM must also be considered while installation
of the ATMs because it is observed that the number of customers finds difficulty in
understanding the functioning or operations of the ATMs (Prasanthi et al., 2014). The Collin’
ATM system intends to bring such changes by providing customers easier access, simpler mode
of operation and strict security surveillance inside the ATM premises.
System capabilities
In context of the case study of the Collin’s ATM system it can be said that the installed
system of the Collin’s ATM comprises of a card reader where the customers would insert their
card so that the system could access the bank details of the customer, a keypad with the help of
which the customers would insert their security PIN, in the process the system would verify the
card number and the card details. After card recognition the system will display a list of menu
option from where the customer could choose the required option. A cash dispenser for

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dispensing the amount a printer for providing the customers with the transaction receipt and slot
in case the customer wishes to deposit the cash are also included in the Collin’s ATM system.
In order to maintain strict security measures the, the Collin’s ATM system will allow
only one customer at a time within the ATM premises. The ATM system could be accessed by
only one user at a time. The system at first performs card recognition in order to verify the bank
details. This also enhances the security system of the Collin’s ATM system. In case the card is
not identified an error message will be displayed to the user. In such cases, the customer is
required to re-insert the card. After the card recognition the system will verify the PIN so that the
system could get authorization from the concerned bank. The user is given three chances to re-
enter the correct PIN code. This ensures that an unauthorized person could not withdraw money
without the consent of the card holder (Padmapriya & Prakasam, 2013).
After successful PIN verification the user would be displayed with the possible options.
The user is required to choose his/her account type which means weather the account is a
current, savings or super saver account (Wilson, Suzic & Van der Stricht, 2014). In the next step,
the system will drop the list of the options from where the user could choose. The displayed
options are- banking, mini statement, withdrawal, balance enquiry, cash deposit, change
password.
System benefits
Then following are the system benefits of the Collin’s ATM system:
 There is no limit on the number of transactions in a day in the Collin’s ATM
system; this means that the customers could withdraw the required amount of
money if he/she possesses the required account balance (Sabatini et al., 2015).

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 No limit on the number of transactions in a day.
 Offers number of operations such as cash withdrawal, cash deposit, cash transfer,
balance enquiry, printing mini statement.
 Strict security services.
 The system regularly generates the reports from the respective banks in order to
keep a track on the inflow as well as outflow of the cash. This is done in regular
basis (Kampichler, Steiner & Eier, 2013).
Resources required for the Collin’s ATM business
A number of resources are required for setting up the Collin’s ATM business. The
following are list of some of the required resources:
 Infrastructure
 Management team
 Software developers
 Hardware developers
 Sufficient land plots for setting up the ATM booths.
 Software maintenance team
 Network operator
 Security monitoring system

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Employees
Developers
Software developer
Hardware developer
Customers
Management and Executive teams
Senior manager
Senior executive
OPERATIONAL BUSINESS
INTERNAL
EXTERNAL
Stakeholder map
Figure: Stakeholder map
Source: Author
Feasibility of the Collin’s ATM business
Considering the case study of the Collin’s ATM system it can be said that although strict
surveillance is incorporated in the system but there lies a potential theft of the accounts of the
user getting hacked. The hackers with the help of Malware programs could hack the necessary
information regarding the credentials of the users (Ghodke et al., 2014). The Collin’s ATM
system do not provides the users with any limitations considering the number and amount of
transaction. Therefore, in certain instances, the ATMs may run out of cash. Apart from this

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adverse climatic condition can lead to system failure thus creating chaos within the users (Onah
& Ani, 2014).

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References
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Gluchshenko, O., & Foerster, P. (2013, June). Performance based approach to investigate
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Kampichler, W., Steiner, W., & Eier, D. (2013, April). Distributed mils: A novel approach to
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Padmapriya, V., & Prakasam, S. (2013). Enhancing ATM security using fingerprint and GSM
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Prasanthi, B. V., Jyothi, U. P., Sridevi, B., & Krishna, T. V. (2014). Security Enhancement of
ATM System with Fingerprint and DNA Data. International Journal of Advanced
Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering.

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Sabatini, R., Gardi, A., Ramasamy, S., Kistan, T., & Marino, M. (2015). Modern avionics and
ATM systems for green operations. Encyclopedia of Aerospace Engineering.
Wilson, S., Suzic, R., & Van der Stricht, S. (2014, April). The SESAR ATM information
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