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Insight RESORTS WORLD MANILA


THE OPTION OF FIRST RESORT


MEI EASITRAX has earned its place as the default option for the Phillipines now four years-old Resorts World Manila


Four years is a common performance measure, defining the duration between the Olympics, football World Cup and US presidential election. It seems fitting, therefore, to evaluate product performance on a similar timescale.


Resorts World Manila recently passed its four- year anniversary since becoming Manila’s first integrated tourist destination in 2009. Experience from four years of operations has led to a dramatic shift in the mix of note acceptors on the 1,800-slot machine floor. The property originally opened with a mixed floor, but has gradually increased the MEI share to 79 per cent by specifying the SC family of products with EASITRAX Soft Count on new games since October 2010.


“Actual performance has proven the value of the MEI product,” said Frankie Loh, senior director – slot operations – Resorts World Manila. “The value we have derived from CASFHLOW SC, and now SC Advance, together with EASITRAX made


3 8 the decision to specify MEI moving forward.


“Having a comprehensive cash management process – from the floor to the soft count room – with best-in-class components impacts so many aspects of our operations. MEI provides much more than products. They have combined products and service into a package that is much larger than we could have imagined from a note acceptor supplier.”


As the largest casino in Manila, Resorts World is in a leadership position for a market growing at a rapid rate. The recently opened Solaire Resort and Casino, Manila’s second largest casino, also specified SC Advance and EASITRAX Soft Count for the 1,200 slot machines on the floor. These two properties continue MEI’s success in Asia – having been specified in both Singapore properties (Resorts World Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands) and numerous casinos in Macau.


“Winning additional business based on the performance of our products and service makes us very proud,” said Graeme Lewis, vice president – Asia Pacific. “MEI has always been willing to let our products do the talking. And results speak


Performance and operational efficiencies have increased MEI’s share of Resorts World Manila to nearly 80 per cent after opening with 65 per cent of 1,800-slot machine floor. “Actual performance has proven the value of the MEI product,” said Frankie Loh, senior director – slot operations – Resorts World Manila. “The value we have derived from CASFHLOW SC, and now SC Advance, together with EASITRAX made the decision to specify MEI moving forward.”


volumes about the importance of making the right decisions across the entire cash management process.”


The combination of SC Advance and EASITRAX Soft Count, which is now installed in over 100,000 games worldwide, has evolved MEI’s role as a components supplier to a cash management partner. EASITRAX is an integrated software/hardware system that boosts casino profits by streamlining the overall cash management process.


“Resorts World Manila’s decision was based on the advantages of both SC Advance and EASITRAX,” said Mr. Lewis. “Offering a comprehensive solution – from the slot floor to the soft count room – has changed the way our customers view MEI. That has made a difference in Manila and throughout Asia.”


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