LeoVegas invests in Warsaw tech hub
LeoVegas Group will launch a new tech hub in Poland as the operator looks to bolster its technological development and innovation
LeoVegas Group will set in motion a young tech hub in Poland as the operator looks to bolster its technological evolution and innovation.
The company, headquartered in Stockholm, is investing in a readiness in Poland’s capital, Warsaw, which testament host 60 unexampled developers to “accelerate the developing of a next generation platform.”
Working alongside the group’s existing teams inward Sweden, the UK and the Netherlands, LeoVegas’ Warsaw tech hub will develop the company’s proprietary political platform Rhino, a player answer for direction (PAM) system.
This platform is used to hold all player data, payment transactions, defrayment integrations and games from iGaming providers crosswise LeoVegas’ make portfolio.
The new tech hub, LeoVegas said, forms a “key voice of the group’s strategy to remain at the forefront of new engineering and innovation.” Nevertheless, the group’s services will keep to follow unavailable in Poland.
“LeoVegas’ success, and the award-winning gaming see that we springiness our customers, is driven by our innovational mindset and our proprietary political program Rhino,” remarked Mattias Wedar, Chief Product & Tech Officer at LeoVegas Group.
“Our unexampled hub inward Warsaw, is a key constituent of our strategy to detain redress at the head of innovation, new production development and payments piece offering a highly personalised see to our customers. Our unexampled hub will kickstart this next form of development.”
The operator’s Warsaw enlisting driving comes amid ongoing enlisting efforts across the group’s various offices. Approximately ane thirdly of LeoVegas’ workforce is dedicated to engineering and production development, reflecting, it claims, the company’s “strong focal point on technology.”