Quick Custom Intelligence reports successful exhibition at G2E 2024 – CDC Gaming

Quick Custom Intelligence reported Thursday results from the Oct. 7-10 Global Gaming Expo at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas.

QCI introduced the latest version of the QCI Enterprise Platform, designed to optimize casino operations and revenue. The latest AI technology from QCI was also presented.

QCI Chief Technology Officer Andrew Cardno was honored with Gaming & Leisure’s Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to the gaming industry over the past three decades.

“Receiving Gaming & Leisure’s Lifetime Achievement Award is an incredible honor,” Cardno said in a statement. “But what excites me most is the energy and enthusiasm we saw from our customers and industry colleagues at the show. The latest advances in AI technology we have introduced will redefine the way casinos use data and I am proud to be at the forefront of this transformation.”

During G2E, Cardno and QCI CEO Dr. Ralph Thomas announces the publication of her eleventh book: The Mathematics That Made Gaming Compendiuman examination of the mathematical principles that shape the gaming industry today.

“We couldn’t have asked for a better platform to showcase our latest innovations,” said Thomas. “The Global Gaming Expo has always been an important event for us and this year has exceeded our expectations. The response to our new QCI Enterprise Platform has been overwhelmingly positive and we look forward to continuing to shape the future of the gaming industry.”

Victor Rocha, chairman of the Indian Gaming Association Conference, said QCI’s stand was “electrifying”.

“The enthusiasm for QCI’s new offerings was palpable,” said Rocha. “From the advanced AI capabilities to the expanded functionality of the QCI Enterprise Platform, it is clear that QCI is at the forefront of innovation. Visiting their stand was a highlight of the trade fair.”