IGT Signs Contract with Mexican National Lottery

The Mexican National Lottery (LOTENAL) continues its efforts to ensure the highest possible quality by officially signing a contract with International Game Technology (IGT).

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Mexican National Lottery Officializes Contract

LOTENAL continues to modernize its operations by introducing new innovative solutions for its customers. "LOTENAL has been evolving over the last few years, and this new contract with IGT ensures that we continue providing our players with the highest-quality and most engaging products. We trust that IGT's industry leadership along with its top-performing technology will serve us well in the coming years," said Mario Caballero Luna, Coordinator of Advisors, LOTENAL. IGT's full spectrum of services to LOTENAL includes lottery game transactions, instant ticket distribution across 8,400 terminals nationwide and the continuous development of new B2B retail channels. 

Latin America to Succeed: Intel

Mexico and Brazil have the potential to become technology superpowers, according to Intel’s new Director of the Americas. "Some of the biggest technology companies in the world are going to come out of Latin America and we want to be there and partner with them. It does not take anything away from what we do in the United States and Canada, but I see that Latin America is on the brink of a great explosion of success," said Intel’s Greg Ernst.

Asset Management Prepared to Put Data

As an asset’s data generation increases, new tools can define specific problems regarding devices and operational conditions and lead to advanced preventive maintenance strategies that save costs, explained Chiara Secco, Country Manager for Mexico and Central America, Green Power Monitor (GPM).

Offshore Wind Development Award for Fugro

Global geo-data specialist Fugro was recognized for its contribution to offshore wind technology through the development of Gaia.Hub, a centralized, cloud-hosted Geo-data management and engagement platform. “Data management is a critical factor for all developers and industry stakeholders. Fugro’s Gaia.Hub platform is a valuable tool that has the potential to be used by many in the industry to improve permitting, making geo-data easier to access and more transparent,” said Liz Burdock, President and CEO, Business Network for Offshore Wind.