Management systems are no longer just about making life easier - they are tools to boost the bottom line.
Like many developments in the casino industry, central management systems have taken several large strides forward in recent times.
The first systems were relatively basic and their main purpose was reducing the burden of administration for operators. By contrast, today’s systems are much more modular and flexible and have the added function of increasing casino revenues. They also vary massively in scale, ranging from huge bespoke systems for large casinos down to more affordable off-the-peg versions for small operators with more limited budgets. But they can all deliver whatever the operator wants, be it cashless, ticket-in ticket-out, player tracking, loyalty programmes, jackpots and much more.
Spielo International has been in the casino systems business for more than a decade, during which time it has gone from strength to strength, building up its client base to cover the world. “We have led the industry in several key developments,” said Marc Attal, managing director of casino systems at Spielo. “We were the first company to offer a robust ethernet-based floor network back in 1990 and then the first one to propose a cashless solution on a chip card back in 2000.
“Recently we’ve accelerated the pace of new ideas and innovation to help our customers to face the current economic situation, which is impacting the players and increasing the competition between operators. We are proposing to our customers today one of the most innovative, complete and proven solutions on the market.”
Read the full article in the April issue of InterGaming.
