Platforms- Gaming Sectors | ICE Barcelona 20-22 January 2025

Platforms Sector

Build your platform for success at ICE 2025

The gaming platform sector is the foundation for the industry, and the specialists are coming to ICE 2025.

Gaming platforms are the foundation on which operators build their business. Connecting content such as games to player account management systems and payment solutions, a modern, optimised product is vital for an increasingly digitised industry.

As new markets regulate and the gaming industry’s reach grows, platforms capable of adapting to these new opportunities - while maintaining compliance with local regulations - are the difference between success and failure.

ICE 2024 is the industry’s largest gaming show, and the leading technologists in the sector will be attending. These companies will be showcasing new enhancements and updates deploying the latest technology, making ICE a must-attend event.

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Technological progress isn’t slowing down, so what trends should you be tracking?

Artificial intelligence and machine learning

Advanced analytics tools let operators tailor the customer experience to individual players, and this only works if automation powers data processing. AI and ML are here to stay, and will shape the next evolution of gaming.

Compliance obligations are increasing

There’s a growing trend of restrictive regulation, and this ramps up compliance costs for operators. A flexible platform that adapts to different market requirements is crucial, especially as markets across the US and Latin America regulate.

Omnichannel gaming emerges

Operators aren’t confined to a single channel, and customers are demanding seamless experiences whether they’re playing in a property or on their smartphone. Get yourself a platform that does both - omnichannel is the norm, and operators’ systems have to connect all forms of play.