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Technology Delivered Customer Service 1998 – Now that we’ve got the person into the Casino, provided them their game of choice and given them back some added value in complimentary benefits its time to see what they think of us.
Technology Delivered Customer Service 1998 – Firstly, it is important to analyse the existing impediments to providing exceptional Casino customer service.
Table Gaming – Service delivery is obviously critical in today’s market place but knowing what to deliver and implementing change quickly to meet new needs is even more important.
Table Gaming – That may also be extended to ensure all systems within the facility may be interfaced to enhance service delivery to our customers. The future might be something like this…
Table Gaming – With a broad based accurate table rating system offering real benefits to customers the same could occur with table game players.
Table Gaming – For high rollers on table games the same is true, although we certainly don’t advertise it as “Cash Back” for this group.
Table Gaming – Well you don’t have to be too bright obviously to use such an arbitrary system to your advantage. The more you bring the more you get and you don’t have to play any differently.
Table Gaming – Will this be allowed to continue till the eventual extinction of table games? Is a Casino still a Casino if is doesn’t offer table games?
