Casino Data Imaging reports new licenses

LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- (PRESS RELEASE) -- Casino Data Imaging (CDI), announced today that Four Winds Casino and Lumière Place have licensed CDI's CasinoCAD© v4 business intelligence program. Located in New Buffalo, Four Winds Casino represents CDI's sixth installation in Michigan. Located in Saint Louis, the recently opened Lumiere Place becomes CDI's fourth installation in Missouri.

"The selection of CasinoCAD© by Four Winds Casino and Lumiere Place are great validations of CDI's technology direction," said George Levine, CDI corporate spokesman. "Our software and support are designed so casino operators have the flexibility to chart their own course for analysis. CasinoCAD© and CasinoCAD© Enterprise enables casinos to increase profitability, productivity and market share by focusing on relevant key performance indicators (KPIs) and specific strategic objectives. These KPIs remove the distracting data and processes, and allows an organization to target information that quickly enables an action-oriented environment. We are very excited to be partnering with these premier properties."

CasinoCAD© enhances existing slot systems by saving 100's of man-hours, while maximizing earnings, by utilizing dynamic data visualization tools and "point and click" state-of-the-art reporting. Quickly identify and analyze variances, trends, model saturation, par and denomination distribution, machine moves, trial games, WAP/Lease products, specific groupings and much more in an instant. The innate integration capabilities and scalability of CasinoCAD© uniquely positions single and multi-casino clients to constantly feel the pulse of their casino slot operations. With over 140 clients in North America monitoring over 200,000 machines, CDI is the leader in data visualization and report writing solutions to the casino industry.

CDI also announced the opening of an Offshore Development Center (ODC) in India. "This strategic investment allows CDI to leverage leading edge technologies for current and future product development," said George Levine. "CDI's U.S. and ODC engineering structure will reduce development time, save costs, accelerate time to market and, most importantly, achieve accurate, reliable results. Best of all, our product development team can continue to focus on understanding current and future analysis needs allowing CDI to build user-centric solutions designed to generate rapid results and measurable returns."