Scientific Games has completed the first installation phase of new gaming systems at Rama Gaming House in Mississauga, Ont.

Rama is the first Ontario charity gaming centre to use Scientific Games’ cloud-hosted solutions. It will utilize Scientific Games’ SDS® and CMP® core systems, and Elite Bonusing Suite® (EBS) player reward bonusing on the iVIEW® 4 display.

“We are very proud to be the first Ontario Charity Gaming Centre to launch Scientific Games’ cloud-hosted solution, as well as the first to deploy it in our jurisdiction,” said Don James, General Manager at Rama Gaming House. “We look forward to utilizing this innovative suite of applications to not only enhance operations on the gaming floor, but also the player experience.”

A SciGames release states that SDS is an integrated slot-accounting system that continually monitors slot machines and other gaming devices, as well as player gaming activity throughout the property. Meanwhile, CMP is a player-tracking and customer relationship system that helps operators manage and evaluate their database of players throughout the Bingo Hall.

Scientific Games’ next-generation player interface, iVIEW4, enables operators to show dynamic marketing content, animations, and videos on the gaming machine while providing an instant response through a sophisticated multi-touch display, says the release.

iVIEW 4 supports HTML5 graphics and uses web widgets to enable marketing teams to easily update content dynamically throughout the property, significantly enhancing the player experience. iVIEW 4 features an improved software architecture for seamless third-party integration, as well as several Scientific Games applications, including CMP and EBS for turn-key promotions that provide instant rewards at the point-of-play.

Scientific Games’ Managed Services offloads the sophisticated task of hosting and managing an operator’s gaming system application suite and the hosting infrastructure from an operators’ internal IT teams. The company’s experienced application, infrastructure (server, network, database, iSeries) and domain experts monitor the entire suite of Scientific Games’ Systems from an industry standard, 24/7 IT operations centre.

Managed Services allows IT and business teams to focus on the core business, reduce time spent on existing gaming management systems, and ensure “up-time” of Scientific Games’ Systems.

“Our cloud-based solutions are a dynamic offering, and we anticipate great results from this installation at Rama Gaming House,” said Bob Parente, Executive Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer at Scientific Games. “These solutions are highly-effective and sophisticated and are just the next step in the evolution of our systems products. By hosting these solutions in the cloud, we can provide more services for our partners, at a lower cost.”

Rama Gaming House has been closed since November 23 as a result of provincial restrictions in Ontario.

In other news, Scientific Games, which has appointed ex-Viacom Vice-President Jim Bombassei as its new Senior VP of Investor Relations, recently extended its technology partnership with Loto-Québec through January 31, 2022.

SOURCE: Scientific Games