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IM TREND 2020

IM TREND

5.3.2020
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In the hot off the press edition of the KEBA banking magazine IM TREND, exciting insights into new technologies and well-founded reports on practical experience await you.

The new KeBin S10 foyer management system, which serves as a smart home for your branch, will also be presented, along with initial reports on its experience.

We hope you enjoy reading it!

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