No visitor to ACOS 2019 could be in any doubt that the UK amusements and coin-op industries are taking the cashless payment revolution very seriously indeed.
Clarion Gaming Managing Director, Kate Chambers has confirmed that ICE London, the world’s largest gaming technology event, has a contract to remain at its ExCeL London home through to at least 2022.
NRM Group, the leading independently owned gaming technology and software solutions provider, has celebrated its partnership with industry charity CHIPS, presenting the first NRM/Connected Entertainment funded bespoke powered wheelchair to 12-year-old Sofie Davidson from Middlesbrough.
ACOS 2019 has drawn to a close with positive comments from exhibitors and visitors alike, affirming the show’s unique position in the UK amusements and coin-op calendar.
A growing number of respected entertainment brands including Beacon, BJ’s, Carlton, Cashino, Club 2000, Majestic, Shipley’s and Tan Express are among the well-known high street names to specify and deploy the NRM developed Mobile Membership app.
On Tuesday 1st and Wednesday 2nd October the great and the good of UK Amusements and Coin-Op will converge on London’s Olympia for the Autumn Coin-Op Show.
Silkstone, who recently celebrated his 30-year anniversary with the Yorkshire-based company, will expand his remit to cover the technical side of the traditional jukes, as well as providing technical insight and support for the TouchTunes’ stable of ground breaking equipment
Connected Entertainment, part of the NRM Group of companies, has responded to customer feedback and produced case study style user guides to help enterprises throughout the hospitality sector maximise the huge business enhancing potential of its Jigsaw touchscreen entertainment system
The second edition of ICE Africa will feature key regulators and decision makers from trade associations and commissions representing Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Lagos, South Africa, Tanzania as well as those from Francophone Africa
