GiG and Its First B2C Consumer, Megalotto, Launch Real Time Data Network

GiG has expanded its fruitful relationship with Megalotto. The two gaming companies joined forces and introduced the real-time data portal for GiG, with Megalotto as their first client.

The platform provides real-time info about gaming services to boost gaming intelligence. Megalotto and all prospective customers can monitor their business with the utmost diligence and effectiveness.

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Thanks to this application, potential customers of GIG will get insights right from the network into time-sensitive details. Besides, the users can use a catalog of KPIs that comes with helpful AI. The program also includes health and anti-money laundering for clubs.

GiG 's Chief Commercial Officer, Ben Clemens, has expressed his excitement about extending the Megalotto partnership. The Data Platform "offers a simple and scalable self-service tool for business intelligence operators." He said GiG Data is a reliable and compliant data system that is sensitive to the partners' essential data needs.

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Megalotto, on the other hand, is very pleased with the introduction. The company is excited to obtain access to GiG 's Data Platform and boost the potential of the business. Megalotto's key strategic goal is to become an information-driven organization. An enterprise that can collect and analyze a real-time combination of financial and transactional data.

The company also wants to make better decisions for the customer and the business. The resources available through GiG data now ensures they can continue to deliver a customized gaming experience.

GiG Chief Information Officer, Chris Armes, said:

"GiG has increased its portfolio of products running on production by Megalotto signing up for GiG Data. Our partners have been shouting for leading data services and this is our solution. A compliant, real-time data platform that focuses on self-service that will help our partners optimize and surpass expectations in today's competitive markets."