3 Upcoming Gambling Conferences
Posted 3/16/11 : Dab your diary for two online gambling industry conferences
1 – 2 June 2011 at Victoria Park Plaza in London will see the movers and shakers in the Bingo vertical gathering for information and networking at the 6th Online Bingo Summit.
Bullet Business is organising the event and will be posting regular updates on speakers and topics in the weeks ahead.
http://www.bulletbusiness.com/bingo/foviance-landing.shtml?utm_source=egba&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=launch
13 – 14 April 2011 is a good time to head for the Mediterranean island of Malta for the 7th Annual World Gambling Briefing taking place at the Hilton Hotel and Conference Centre.
Get the brochure here: http://www.worldgamblingbriefing.com/Brochure/s1803/
With so many countries around the world changing regulation in gaming, it's a critical time to ensure that you are up to date with all the latest legislative changes worldwide, say organisers Clarion Gaming, promising to bring you the latest information and country-specific advice from over 20 countries around the world.
Listen to Jean Bergevin of the European Commission and a slew of other experts giving updates on Spain, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Greece and the Netherlands as legalization goes through a huge upheaval in Europe. Evaluate the chances for the industry in the United States as both federal and individual state initiatives develop.
One for the techies….
April 5 – 6, 2011 will see the techies gathering at the Le Meridien in London for the inaugural Gambling Technology Strategies confab.
The importance of technology in the online gambling industry is obvious, making this an important event and one that will be bringing together operators, developers, providers and company chiefs seeking knowledge and interaction with their counterparts in other companies and sectors of the business.
Among the subjects to be addressed by an impressive range of speakers are:
* What are the steps involved in adopting a regulatory framework which is technology neutral, together with a security framework tailored on the remote gambling industry?
* What new products are on the market, and what is the latest trends for 2011 and beyond?
* To what extent should we steer clear of adding a fake social layer to an existing website, and should gambling become part of the social trend?
• Will tablet devices disrupt PC sales and how will they impact online gambling?
• How do we establish tools and processes that track data movement and records where it is stored, how it is accessed, and who is using it? The cloud concept, for example.
• What are the new and emerging payment methods and how can they be used to tap into new markets?
