Diebold Inc., the largest U.S. manufacturer of automated teller machines, has been in the safe, vault and lock business since it was founded by Charles Diebold in 1859. It is evolving into a leading supplier of software, systems and services for the financial and commercial markets. Among its products are remote teller systems, cash dispensers and check-cashing machines. Its services include product installation and maintenance, consulting and plan design.
A Diebold subsidiary involved with election systems and voting machines has proved controversial amid fears that they were susceptible to voting fraud. The company ultimately jettisoned the unit — General Counsel Warren Dettinger noted the recent anniversary of the move with relief.
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