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Reputation and Know-how
Traditional and televised lotteries, cyberlotteries, video lotteries, casinos, network bingo, information technology, security and the prevention of compulsive gambling: these are but a few of the areas that have piqued the interest of foreign lottery corporations.
Reaching Out to the World
Loto-Québec maintains a worldwide network of contacts in the lottery and gambling industry. Among others, the Corporation is a member of:
- the World Lottery Association (where a representative sits on the Executive Commitee), which represents 150 members from 76 countries
- the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries, which is made up of 51 government‑owned lottery corporations across North America
World Firsts
Loto-Québec was the world's first lottery corporation to:
- operate a terminal-based lottery sales network
- market a teleactive lottery
- launch a CD-ROM-based lottery
- introduce interactive terminals to its casinos to help prevent compulsive gambling
Know-how . . .
In Multimedia Products
With the official creation of a new subsidiary called Ingenio in 1998, Loto-Québec demonstrated a certain degree of boldness. No other business in the world had up to then ventured so far as to develop instant lotteries based on multimedia technology. On February 29, 2000, Loto-Québec subsidiary Ingenio rocked the traditional lottery market with the launch of the very first CD-ROM-based lottery, Treasure Tower™. This innovative lottery was a prime example of the predetermined-outcome lottery concept, a technology that Ingenio developed and patented.
Ingenio has since developed a whole range of interactive games that have found markets beyond the province's borders - Belgium, French-speaking Switzerland and the U.S. states of New Jersey and Oregon - thereby placing Loto-Québec's know-how in the international spotlight. Ingenio also conducts R&D for other gaming sectors, such as casinos and bingo, in conjunction with partners from the gaming industry the world over.
In Casino Management: Leading the way in Security and Management
Loto-Québec has developed specialized know-how in casino security and management, which has attracted the interest of numerous foreign partners.
Also, thanks to its internationally-recognized expertise, Loto-Québec sits on the board of directors of two industry organizations, the International Association for Casino Security and the Canadian Association of Casino Security Directors.
Last update: April 10, 2007
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