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The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985

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The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985. / Batiz-Lazo, B.; Karlsson, T.; Thodenius, B.
Yn: Essays in Economic and Business History, Cyfrol 32, 03.11.2014, t. 100-137.

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Batiz-Lazo, B, Karlsson, T & Thodenius, B 2014, 'The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985', Essays in Economic and Business History, cyfrol. 32, tt. 100-137.

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Batiz-Lazo, B., Karlsson, T., & Thodenius, B. (2014). The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985. Essays in Economic and Business History, 32, 100-137.

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Batiz-Lazo B, Karlsson T, Thodenius B. 2014. The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985. Essays in Economic and Business History. 32:100-137.

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Batiz-Lazo, B., T. Karlsson a B. Thodenius. "The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985". Essays in Economic and Business History. 2014, 32. 100-137.

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Batiz-Lazo B, Karlsson T, Thodenius B. The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985. Essays in Economic and Business History. 2014 Tach 3;32:100-137.

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Batiz-Lazo, B. ; Karlsson, T. ; Thodenius, B. / The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985. Yn: Essays in Economic and Business History. 2014 ; Cyfrol 32. tt. 100-137.

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TY - JOUR

T1 - The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-Line Real-Time Networks, c. 1965-1985

AU - Batiz-Lazo, B.

AU - Karlsson, T.

AU - Thodenius, B.

PY - 2014/11/3

Y1 - 2014/11/3

N2 - This article explores the technological choices made at the dawn of the massification of retail finance. We describe and analyze the early development of electronic banking and the foundations of the cashless society through the experiences of organizations with similar governance in two different competitive environments — Swedish and British savings banks. We document how the adoption of direct-to-account wage deposits and the subsequent deployment of networks of cash dispensers interacted with the adoption of on-line real-time (OLRT) computing, and distinguish on-line and OLRT communication as distinct stages in the evolution of computer networks. We emphasize the role of middle managers in the selection of alternative technologies and show how delivering a cashless society proved more difficult than anticipated.

AB - This article explores the technological choices made at the dawn of the massification of retail finance. We describe and analyze the early development of electronic banking and the foundations of the cashless society through the experiences of organizations with similar governance in two different competitive environments — Swedish and British savings banks. We document how the adoption of direct-to-account wage deposits and the subsequent deployment of networks of cash dispensers interacted with the adoption of on-line real-time (OLRT) computing, and distinguish on-line and OLRT communication as distinct stages in the evolution of computer networks. We emphasize the role of middle managers in the selection of alternative technologies and show how delivering a cashless society proved more difficult than anticipated.

UR - http://www.ebhsoc.org/journal/index.php/journal/article/view/274/257

M3 - Article

VL - 32

SP - 100

EP - 137

JO - Essays in Economic and Business History

JF - Essays in Economic and Business History

SN - 0896-226X

ER -