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FORTUNA CLICK LIMITED STAND: 6236
Office 4, 219 Kensington High Street, Kensington, London W8 6BD, UK
+44 (020) 32394260
info@fortunaclick.com
www.fortunaclick.com
FUSION-IO STAND: L1-124
2855 E. Cottonwood Parkway, Suite 100, Salt Lake City, UT 84121, USA
+1 801 424 5500
www.fusionio.com/contact/sales/
www.fusionio.com
COMPANY SERVICES Software solutions for Sports & Live Betting, Casino, Poker, Backgammon, Mobile Betting & Gambling, Retail
Fortuna Click Limited is a software company developing state of the art solutions for the international online betting and gambling industry. It is one of the handful of companies worldwide with its own full product suite consisting of Sports & Live Betting, Casino, Poker, Backgammon, Mini-games, Mobile Betting & Gambling, Retail Bet-Shops and a sophisticated back-end for efficient and effective risk management. Within this context, Fortuna Click has developed a sound technological framework deploying state-of-the- art technologies and design principles, which allows universal access to its product portfolio through mobile computing devices and ubiquitous contexts and making it one of the most powerful and versatile available.
KEY CONTACTS Konstantinos Giantsios, Director
FTB STAND: 5116
Francis Taylor Building, Inner Temple,
London, EC4Y 7BY, UK
+44 (0) 20 7353 8415
clerks@ftb.eu.com
www.ftb.eu.com
COMPANY SERVICES Providing screaming performance for application, database, and virtual systems
Fusion’s Flash ioMemory tier moves terabytes of process-critical data into servers, close to application processors. This minimises latency and maximises performance to increase the value you pro- vide your end-users, while lowering your infrastructure capital and operating costs.
KEY CONTACTS Robert Pena, Sales Executive UK • Niall MacLeod, Technical Marketing Manager EMEA
FUTURE GAMING SWEDEN STAND: 3181
Future Gaming Europe AB, Sporregaten 20, 21377 Malmo, Sweden
+46 40140604
office@futuregaming.se
www.futuregaming.se
Represented on the stand of: Liberty
Tur.Tic.San.Ltd KEY CONTACTS Dejan Tomic • Denis Tomic
COMPANY SERVICES Gaming law barristers
FTB have many of the leading practitioners in the field of licensing law, allowing us to become the leading set in licensing. This initia- tive reflected our conviction that both the Licensing Act 2003 and the Gambling Act of 2005 have ensured that licensing law generally is now inextricably linked with local government and planning, where we have for many years been regarded as a leader in the field. Our position in licensing is now similarly rated in the guides to legal practices.
KEY CONTACTS Paul Coveney, Senior Clerk • James Kemp, Principal Clerk
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