GSA brings protocol solutions to London trade show
GSA President Peter DeRaedt said: “The SAS protocol, developed in the early 1980s, has been great for the industry; however moving forward GSA and its membership have elected to no longer enhance the SAS protocol. The Game to System (G2S) standard, that replaces SAS, provides the growth and expandability that will be the driving force for innovation in the industry. This will be a year of transition for casino operators, and GSA is here to help every step of the way.”
GSA’s award-winning Game to System (G2S) protocol is the driving force behind the innovative products that were on display at G2E 2009 in November and that will be shown at IGE 2010. Its powerful, flexible structure allows for creativity and innovation not previously seen in the gaming industry.
DeRaedt added: “The time for waiting is over, operators can now begin upgrading their casino floors to run the devices and systems of tomorrow that will enable them to maintain competitive edge.”
The International Gaming Expo to take place on January 26-28 at Earl’s Court, and GSA will be in stand 3522.
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