SAN DIEGO , As the global gaming and hospitality sectors transition into a fully data-centric era, Quick Custom Intelligence (QCI) has announced the release of Book 15 of The Math That Gaming Made , Compendium, Full-Color Edition. The publication marks a significant milestone in the formalization of algorithmic casino management, moving the industry further away from intuition-based decision-making and toward a standardized, AI-driven operational framework.
The release comes at a critical juncture for the technology sector, as high-stakes environments like casino resorts, which manage massive throughput of both capital and consumer data, increasingly rely on real-time dashboards and enterprise-wide analytics. QCI’s platform currently manages more than $42 billion in annual gross gaming revenue (GGR), illustrating the massive scale at which these analytical tools now operate.
The Shift to Operational Infrastructure Authored by industry experts Andrew Cardno, Dr. Ralph Thomas, Dr. A.K. Singh, and Hanna McCall, Book 15 represents more than two decades of applied research. Unlike previous iterations that focused on back-office reporting, the new volume treats analytics as “core operational infrastructure.” This shift reflects a broader trend in the technology landscape where artificial intelligence is no longer a peripheral tool but the central nervous system of large-scale enterprises.
“The industry has moved from intuition-driven management to accountable, data-informed execution,” said Dr. Ralph Thomas, Co-Founder and CEO of QCI. Dr. Thomas, a veteran innovator in applied analytics, emphasized that the new framework allows gaming organizations to operate with consistency and confidence at a global scale.
Bridging the Communication Gap A primary challenge in the integration of complex AI systems within traditional industries has been the “silo effect,” where different departments utilize disparate metrics. To address this, the Compendium includes a 50-page glossary curated by veteran operator Buddy Frank. This glossary aims to standardize the acronyms and formulas used across marketing, finance, and executive leadership, effectively creating a unified language for data-driven operations.
The technology described in the volume covers a wide spectrum of modern casino needs, including host management, promotional effectiveness, and floor optimization. By utilizing advanced visualization tools, a field where co-author Andrew Cardno holds numerous patents, including the deep zoom image format used in modern mapping, the Compendium makes complex data sets accessible to non-technical operators.
Global Impact and Future Outlook QCI’s AGI Platform is currently deployed in over 300 casino resorts across North America, Australia, New Zealand, and Latin America. As these organizations adopt the frameworks laid out in Book 15, the tech sector can expect a ripple effect: increased demand for high-performance data plumbing, more sophisticated visualization software, and a higher standard for AI accountability in the hospitality space.
The release of this volume coincides with a period of heightened awareness regarding data integrity and security in global tech. While companies like QCI focus on optimizing revenue through AI, the broader industry remains vigilant against external threats, as seen in recent reports regarding Russian State Hackers Exploiting Microsoft Office Vulnerabilities.
Book 15 of The Math That Gaming Made is currently available on Amazon and will be showcased at the upcoming Indian Gaming Tradeshow and Convention (IGA). For an industry that contributes significantly to global tourism and entertainment revenue, the move toward a standardized, full-color analytical “bible” represents the final closing of the door on the era of anecdotal management.