he event takes place May 24-26 at Green Valley Ranch in Las Vegas, and will gather industry professionals to discuss real-world technology challenges and solutions.
May 24 features a workshop and an open meeting of GSA’s Operators Advisory Committee (OAC). The OAC is an incredibly valuable committee where operators give their input into how the GSA protocols must fit their business needs. The meeting is free to all GTS registrants, and all operators are encouraged to attend.
On May 25, GSA will present four crucial seminars to help industry executives learn about the new protocols that are driving the next generation of devices and systems. The protocols open an incredible new world of possibilities, and operators need to understand their potential so they can prepare for the next phase of doing business in the gaming industry. These “Executive Awareness” sessions cover the important G2S, S2S, GDS and Transport & Security protocols, and the seminars are all presented in an easy-to-understand, non-technical format.
May 26 brings two extremely significant discussions: “How to Speed Up the Implementation of GSA Standards into New Products” and “Developing Applications with G2S.” These sessions will discuss the building blocks suppliers will need to use and operators will need to be aware of for quick adoption of standards into developing devices and systems.
A current schedule of all GTS conference topics is available at: http://www.gametechsummit.com/index.php/conference/gts-agenda
“GSA is pleased to partner with the Gaming Technology Summit, the most respected and well-attended technology event in the gaming industry,” said GSA president Peter DeRaedt. “Our full schedule of conference sessions will give gaming professionals a better understanding of how GSA protocols allow unparalleled game innovation and link all systems across the entire operation. The combination is a very powerful way to keep existing players and attract new patrons.
