Responsible Gaming & Observability

May

15

,

2024

11:30am

–

1:30pm

EDT

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What you'll learn

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Responsible Gaming & Observability

Thursday

,

January

30

,

2025

11:30am

–

2:00pm

PST

Del Frisco's | Las Vegas, NV

Join us for a roundtable discussion over lunch

For companies in both brick-and-mortar gaming and iGaming enterprises, “responsible gaming” has become a hot button topic. As a leader in the observability space, Dynatrace is bringing together IT professionals from the Las Vegas gaming community for a roundtable discussion to address the topic.

John Lukasik, Client Services Manager, Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), will be moderating the discussion. With 15 years of experience in the casino gaming industry, John currently oversees global accounts for top gaming suppliers at GLI. Previously, he was Director of Race, Sports, and Esports for Caesars Entertainment, overseeing the building and operations of The Book at the Linq.

Topics to be discussed:

Defining what responsible gaming means to both brick-and-mortar and iGaming companies – and why it has come to the forefront recently

Examining the key industry players as well as technical innovations in observability, analytics & AI

Understanding regulatory frameworks & player protection

Combating fraud and criminal activities

How observability helps identify problem gamblers

We hope you will join us for an interactive and informative discussion over a complimentary lunch at Del Frisco’s.

By Dynatrace or Arctiq invitation only and seats are limited – register now to save yours.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Speaker

John Lukasik

Client Services Manager

Gaming Laboratories International

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Speakers

Frederick Wilson

Frederick Wilson will be speaking about their experience working as a freelance journalist.

Alex Druckrey

Alex Druckrey will be speaking about their experience as a designer and organizer of design events.

Agenda

11:30 am

Welcome and Networking

12:00 pm

Rountable discussion over lunch, moderated by John Lukasik

1:30 pm

Q&A with Dynatrace

2:00 pm

Event Ends

Agenda

12 pm

Welcome and Introductions

1 pm

Plenary Session

2 pm

Roundtable Discussion: “What Makes an Effective Virtual Event?”

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