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within our industry. We’re not sure if it will ever be a fit for us, but it is an interesting technology,” Mayfield said. “We are active- ly looking at overlay data systems right now that can potentially tie in with databases like our electronic games database and pro-
vide real-time information to the room, as far as jackpots and things like that.”
Researching and deploying some level of access control integration is a key next step as well, and the team has also been looking into people-counting analytics and
direct point of sale integration software. “We’re now starting to test various third-party applications, and our goal is to find solutions that can provide more real- time information,” Burger said. “It’s all about keeping our operators working in a single system with easy access to the infor- mation they need to make good decisions
and take action appropriately.”
Burger added that they are proud of
their approach to the system standardiza- tion, and happy with the supplier choices they have made.
“Our supplier partnerships continue to be fruitful for all involved,” Burger said. “Both companies are very respon- sive to our needs, and they are always asking for our input and feedback on how to make things better. These types of relationships are critical
to our success and great-
ly appreciated.”
Ralph C. Jensen is the editor in chief at Security Today magazine.
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