David Jacques Farahi
QCI Formalizes the Established “QCI College” Under the Stewardship of Renowned Educator Dr. Ralph Thomas
Quick Custom Intelligence (QCI), a leading provider of casino software solutions, announced the formalization of QCI College.
An education platform that has been serving its clients with substantial success for the past two years, QCI College now aims to augment its reach. It continues to equip QCI customers with comprehensive knowledge and practical insights to effectively utilize QCI’s software tools, thereby maximizing revenues, enhancing profitability, and elevating the guest experience at their casinos. Dr. Ralph Thomas, an esteemed academic with considerable industry knowledge, leads this initiative as the Dean of QCI College.
In the past two years, QCI College has successfully offered a plethora of structured courses, catering to users of all levels, from novices to experts. As part of this formalization, QCI College will continue to provide invaluable insights into QCI’s powerful software tools, enabling clients to drive operational efficiency, heighten guest engagement, and secure a competitive edge in the constantly evolving casino industry.
“Our ongoing commitment to helping our customers excel in their operations has been demonstrated through the success of QCI College. With its formalized structure, we aim to further this commitment, offering an amplified educational platform to help our clients unlock the full potential of our software tools,” David Jacques Farahi, Executive Chairman of QCI, said.
Dr. Ralph Thomas said: “I am enthused to continue leading the curriculum development at QCI College. We strive to create an enriching environment that allows our customers to extract the most value from our robust software tool.”
By formalizing QCI College, QCI underscores its commitment to empowering its clients with tools and resources that extend beyond traditional software products. In doing so, QCI not only strengthens its customer relationships but also reinforces its position as a trusted partner in the casino industry.
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David Jacques Farahi, “Thrilled to serve as Quick Custom Intelligence’s Executive Chairman.”
Mr. David Jacques Farahi and Quick Custom Intelligence (“QCI”) jointly announced that Mr. Farahi has been named Executive Chairman. Mr. Farahi will focus on financial matters, working with key clients, product development, sales and developing initiatives to expand QCI into new verticals.
“In my time as an advisory board member at Quick Custom Intelligence, I have had the opportunity to not only interact with the revolutionary and award-winning team, but hear from and support our dozens of clients. It is clear to me that QCI has firmly earned its place as the industry leader, not only in terms of technology and service, but also in terms of installations. We have entered Moore’s Tornado of growth! I am now thrilled to serve as QCI’s Executive Chairman to further contribute to the company’s ongoing success,” said Mr. Farahi.
“We welcome David Farahi, an experienced and accomplished casino executive to our team,” said Dr. Ralph Thomas, CEO of QCI. Dr. Thomas went on to say that “It is a pleasure to work with David as an advisor and we welcome him stepping up to this new role. David’s knowledge of the gaming industry and his background in analytics and finance will be of tremendous value.”
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