Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated is an American multinational financial and retail technology company based in North Canton, Ohio.
Founded in 1859 In August 2023, Diebold Nixdorf emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and rejoined the NYSE.
Diebold history
Diebold Safe & Lock Company to Diebold, Incorporated (1859-1960s)
thumb|260px|Pictured is the body of a scout car, manufactured by Diebold, being installed at a Diebold plant in [[Canton, Ohio in 1941.]]
Diebold was founded in 1859 Then in July 1970, Daniel Maggin, chairman of the board, accompanied Koontz to England with the specific purpose of meeting (without prior notice) with Chubb's Managing Director, William E. Randall. Diebold wanted exclusivity to distribute Chubb's cash machines throughout the USA.
The Chubb units, however, were found somewhat disappointing by the US market. After repeated failures and a limited availability of spare parts and service engineers, Diebold's staff and customers thought the Chubb devices did not meet their service expectations. Not surprisingly Diebold finally stopped distributing Chubb devices in 1973 and at the same time, decided to develop and eventually launch its own Total Automatic Banking System (TABS) 500. This device was developed by Robert W. Clark, Phillip C. Dolsen and Donald E. Kinker, and first installed in 1974.
Diebold's Event (alarm) Monitoring Center opened in 1985, allowing Diebold to monitor its "ATMs, kiosks, facilities and operations" full-time from a singular facility. DES was soon the subject of controversy amid allegations surrounding the security and reliability of some of its products, The Middle East, Europe, and Africa divisions operate as one segment.
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