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Atlantis Internet Group Partners with EC Development for Casino Management Software
Atlantis Internet Group, an online gaming products company, announced that it has entered into an agreement with EC Development, which designs, develops and markets software for international gaming and casino markets.
As per the agreement, ECDI will supply its Casino Management software package. The agreement will enable Atlantis Internet Group to consolidate backend data of all vendors on its Tribal Gaming Network (TGN). TGN is a private gaming network linking Indian Casinos offering Casino customers Class III, Class II and online games.
“We believe the Tahoe CMS technologies fit perfectly with the line of gaming products and services we offer to Indian Casinos via the TGN and will help us in our aim to offer our customers a broader portfolio of innovative online and traditional gaming products and services,” said Donald Bailey, CEO of Atlantis Internet Group, in a statement. “The selection of EC Development illustrates ATIG's dedicated efforts to include Native Americans in every aspect of the Tribal Gaming Network,” Bailey added.
EC Development's Tahoe CMS technology brings speed and efficiency to casino gaming by providing customers a fully computerized slot accounting, marketing, and reporting system.
“This is an important step in our effort to expand our presence within the Tribal casino market, and as ATIG has been a leading innovator in bridging the gap between traditional gaming casinos and online gaming, it's a great opportunity for us to expand into the online gaming market as well,” said Gene Estep, CEO of EC Development and a Native American from the Cherokee Nation.
Recently, EC Development announced that it entered into a supply and distribution agreement with Atlantis Internet Group. As part of the agreement, Atlantis Internet Group will market, sell and support the EC Development Tahoe technologies through their Tribal Gaming Network.
Rajani Baburajan is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Rajani's articles, please visit her columnist page.

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