Operator News
Australia – GLI to star at Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) 2017
By Phil - 26 July 2017
Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), the world leader in gaming certification and testing, is pleased to report that regulators, suppliers and operators are experiencing great success in the field with the company’s cutting-edge tools and services.
GLI Australia’s Chief Executive Officer Ian Hughes said: “As the trusted and recognised value provider in testing and certifications with access to over 475 jurisdictions and 28 years of gaming industry experience to draw knowledge from, we are confident that our experts can offer solutions that best fit your individual needs. Whether you need guidance, training or tools, our experts are strategically located across the globe so that we can be there to help you succeed 24/7. It is our goal to understand your needs so that we can support your efforts either expanding into new territory or strengthening your current operations.”
The company is known for its independent verification and validation certification, automated testing and static code analysis. In order to save time and money, Asia-Pacific suppliers have taken advantage of the company’s award-winning, patented tools, including Point.Click.Transfer, Point.Click.Submit. and GLI Link, which allow for suppliers to test their products remotely.
Serving the global gaming market with 20 laboratories located on six continents, four of which are located in the Asia-Pacific region – three in Australia (Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne) and one in (Macau) – GLI specialises in helping small start-ups, large enterprises and jurisdictions reach new markets or expand into existing ones.
GLI will be discussing their exclusive tools and services at the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) 2017, 15-17 August at the newly remodelled ICC Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre in Darling Harbour, NSW. The company’s experts, located on stand #570, are excited to meet with their clients from around the region.
Mr. Hughes will be participating on the AGE technology panel Tuesday, 15 Aug. in room E3.1+E3.2 (Level 3, ICC Sydney) from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. The panel participants will be discussing key technology issues and trends and how they will continue to impact the gaming industry.
