QCI Showcased Resort Intelligence Tools at G2E 2026
The firm demonstrated real-time gaming data software during the trade show held at The Venetian Expo.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Casino
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Local resort operators and industry attendees saw expanded gaming performance tools as Quick Custom Intelligence presented its QCI Resorts platform at the Global Gaming Expo 2026. The San Diego-based technology firm utilized booths at The Venetian Expo to demonstrate how its software integrates loyalty, marketing, and floor management systems.
Why it matters
As casinos navigate increasingly complex resort operations, the push for unified, real-time data integration has become a central focus for operators managing large-scale gaming floors. This technology aims to streamline everything from food and beverage management to loyalty programs for properties generating billions in gaming revenue.
QCI technology now monitors performance across 100,000 gaming machines at 325 resorts. These client properties contribute to a total of more than $42 billion in annual gross gaming revenue.
The players
Quick Custom Intelligence
A San Diego-based technology firm that provides software for resort and gaming floor operations.
Andrew Cardno
The Chief Technology Officer of Quick Custom Intelligence who spoke on AI in tribal gaming.
The details
At the expo, the company used two separate exhibit booths and a branded RV to demonstrate its software platform, which tracks performance data on a next-day basis. CTO Andrew Cardno also participated in an educational session focused on the implementation of artificial intelligence within tribal casino operations. The firm emphasizes a vision where gaming, marketing, and hospitality data are all managed through a single connected system.
Timeline
September 28-October 1, 2026: Global Gaming Expo 2026 occurred at The Venetian Expo.
October 6, 2026: The company released a press statement regarding its G2E appearance.
Beyond the Strip
This year's showcase follows the industry pattern of using the Global Gaming Expo as the primary venue for launching new resort technology. It highlights how developers are currently prioritizing real-time analytical integration over legacy management systems.
Industry trade events like G2E frequently impact traffic and hotel occupancy around the resort corridor. Residents who work in the hospitality sector may see these technology updates implemented on gaming floors as casinos move toward more integrated data systems.
The takeaway
The increased reliance on AI and real-time metrics suggests a shift toward more automated gaming floor management across major resorts. Local operators and employees should monitor how these data-driven tools influence staffing and floor layout decisions in the coming year.
Further reading
For a broader look at the latest industry shifts, visit the Casino section.
More information
To learn more about the platform or request a presentation, visit Quick Custom Intelligence to arrange a product demonstration.
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