Supplier Brooke Fiumara and Tom Rafferty

OPTX

9275 W Russell Rd Ste 100, Las Vegas, NV 89148

OPTX is a Las Vegas-based software development company that was formed by former casino operators in the middle of 2019. Its founders were motived to create a company that focuses on developing more efficient ways to process information.

OPTX’s software is designed to react to operations in real time and evolve with the data it collects, which can increase efficiency and aid casino operators in creating sustainable and competitive advances.

During its first year, the company reported substantial growth by doubling its customer base and posted 17% internal growth during the first quarter. The company added Chief Data Officer Narasimharao Jangili and VP of Data Science Steve Bright to its team of leaders in the first quarter as well. Its current Co-CEOs are Brooke Fiumara and Tom Rafferty.

Co-CEO Brooke Fiumara commented on the company’s infrastructure by saying: “We sit on the disparate systems and collect the data in a unified way and present it to users in an easy to digest and actionable way.

“So for the three different departments: we have slots, we have marketing, we have player development, and for each of these areas we have artificial intelligence models that layers in throughout the features and functions of the product.”

In its most recent endeavor, OPTX has partnered with Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino to release its full suite of slots, as well as marketing resources and player development to the casino resort. As part of the agreement, OPTX will provide the resort with resources that will optimize gaming operations on the casino floor and create real-time viewing options for the staff.

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