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Global Gaming Operator Genting Group Chooses Synectics System for Its First North American Casino

Synectic Systems, a leading developer and manufacturer of integrated digital recording systems, announced that the Genting Group, a global entertainment and tourism company, has chosen a turnkey surveillance solution from Synectics for its new property, Resorts World Casino New York City. As Genting’s first venture in North America and the first gaming property in the five boroughs of New York City, Resorts World New York is set to open in late summer 2011 at the Aqueduct Racetrack, with a 400,000square foot casino. At the opening, Resorts World will offer 2,280 video lottery terminals and 205 electronic table games, but will expand to over 5,000 gaming machines by the end of the year.

Synectic Systems, a leading developer and manufacturer of integrated digital recording systems, announced that the Genting Group, a global entertainment and tourism company, has chosen a turnkey surveillance solution from Synectics for its new property, Resorts World Casino New York City. As Genting's first venture in North America and the first gaming property in the five boroughs of New York City, Resorts World New York is set to open in late summer 2011 at the Aqueduct Racetrack, with a 400,000square foot casino. At the opening, Resorts World will offer 2,280 video lottery terminals and 205 electronic table games, but will expand to over 5,000 gaming machines by the end of the year.

This initial Resorts World surveillance installation will record over 1,400 channels of 30FPS High-Definition IP video using Synectics' award-winning video management and integration platform, Synergy, John Medolla, Director of Surveillance for Resorts World New York, stated, “Synergy's flexible and user-friendly interface was the driving force behind Synectics being the system of choice for Resorts World New York. Also a major factor in the decision was Synectics' ability to create a cost-effective, all HD-IP digital recording solution–the first of its kind in North America.”

Supported by a state-of-the-art Cisco IP infrastructure, the surveillance system installation is expected to be complete by October 2011. Video integration to the casino's point-of-sale cash register transactions through Synergy will further enhance the already robust feature set of Synectics' command and control video management platform.

John Katnic, COO, Synectics USA, added: "This is a monumental opportunity and partnership for Synectics. Installing one of the most advanced digital surveillance systems in the world (all-IP HD video) in the greatest city in the world (New York) for one of world's most successful gaming and hospitality companies (Genting Group) is a dream come true. Everyone at Synectics, engineering to executives, is excited and looking forward to world class results.”

Known for its reliability and flexibility, Synectics records over 50,000 cameras in over 60 casinos throughout North America, Canada and Europe, with an impressive 99.9% uptime performance record. The company's unique non-proprietary hardware and software enables existing legacy analogue systems to integrate with IP-based technology as well as third party applications including slot management, point of sale, people counting, and access control, to create a unified video management and security solution. Synectics is part of a stable, fast-growing, publicly traded, global CCTV conglomerate with offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Middle East and Asia. With widespread distribution and support facilities, Synectics products are now monitoring some of the world's most secure and best-known city centers, railways, casinos, refineries, banks, and prisons.

 

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