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Simplicity of operation is central to product development at KEBA. For this reason, KEBA employees could obtain information and inspiration from Prof. Dr. Manfred Tscheligi - expert in the field of Human Computer Interaction and Usability.

1.6.2022

5 ways to make your branches more accessible

Banks provide local financial services and make an important contribution to the lives of their customers. This is precisely why inclusion and accessibility are not buzzwords for financial institutions, but a social responsibility.

We have summarised five ways you can make your bank branches more inclusive and think outside the box of legal requirements:

Two people using accessible self-service terminals, one in a wheelchair and another with a walker. Green circle reads "European Accessibility Act.

22.5.2023

Digital accessibility: What the EAA regulation means for self-service

Already in 2019, Directive (EU) 2019/882 on accessibility requirements for products and services, better known as the "European Accessibility Act (EAA)", has been adopted. While the directive has different names in different EU member states, the challenges are the same for all states: Many questions have arisen with it. Because how exactly accessibility is to be implemented is not described in the regulation. The manufacturers of self-service machines are obliged to deal with the EAA regulation and to develop products that meet the requirements.

19.4.2022

Self-service for all: innovative and intuitive

Bright and friendly, the Linzerie in the heart of the Upper Austrian capital Linz invites you to shop and linger. In the modern self-service branch of Sparkasse Oberösterreich, which is located to the left of the main entrance, all money matters can be carried out easily and conveniently on one's own. The completely barrier-free, accessible self-service branch offers the highest level of comfort with two frameless cash recycling ATMs from KEBA integrated into the wall. The installation form offers people with a walker or in a wheelchair a user-friendly and discreet way to conduct their cash transactions.

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