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Interesting Interview with Harrah's CIO

this is (was) already true in new orleans. if you are a gold or higher
customer and put your card in and punch a code (just a simple numeric), a slot
host is alerted and comes to your machine.

In a message dated 11/3/2005 7:38:46 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
lainiewolf702@yahoo.com writes:

There was an interesting (but long) piece on Harrah's in CIO Central (a Ziff
Davis Publication) this week. Here's a quote from the piece:

"Stanley talks of increasing "differentiated services" that would allow
high-value gamblers to be treated better than less-valued gamblers. At a slot
machine, "a Diamond Customer would get paid before a Gold Customer would" and
that RFID-tracked waitress could be instructed to serve preferred customers
(whose cards might also be tracked) more quickly."

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I find NONE of this surprising. This is Harrah's we're talking
about, after all.

this is (was) already true in new orleans. if you are a gold or

higher

customer and put your card in and punch a code (just a simple

numeric), a slot

host is alerted and comes to your machine.

In a message dated 11/3/2005 7:38:46 P.M. Eastern Standard

Time,

lainiewolf702@y... writes:

There was an interesting (but long) piece on Harrah's in CIO

Central (a Ziff

Davis Publication) this week. Here's a quote from the piece:

"Stanley talks of increasing "differentiated services" that would

allow

high-value gamblers to be treated better than less-valued

gamblers. At a slot

machine, "a Diamond Customer would get paid before a Gold

Customer would" and

that RFID-tracked waitress could be instructed to serve

preferred customers

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, agonpd@a... wrote:

(whose cards might also be tracked) more quickly."

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