MIS, IT and Communications

Companies offering mis, it and communications in the iGaming industry — 225 listed.

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Riverslots
950 East 5th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11230, USA
Riverslot, operating under the colloquial name RiverSweeps, is a B2B sweepstakes software provider headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. The company offers a web-based platform designed for physical retail locations such as internet cafes, smoke shops, gas stations, and game rooms, enabling them to run promotional gaming programs compliant with U.S. sweepstakes laws. Customers receive free entries to play slot-style games, fish games, and other casino-style games as incentives for purchasing products or services. The platform is fully customizable, providing operators with flexible templates, bonus structures, and compliance settings. A notable feature is the play-at-home capability, allowing customers to continue gaming remotely after visiting a store, extending revenue opportunities beyond business hours. Riverslot maintains a low public profile; no founding details, executive names, or employee headcount are publicly available. The company explicitly disclaims any association with online casinos and directs users to consult legal counsel for local compliance. Despite its niche presence, Riverslot competes with other sweepstakes software firms such as Virtual Game, Ultra Game, and Luckity, and its platform supports cryptocurrency transactions according to third-party resellers.
RiantSoft
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
RiantSoft is a custom software development and IT outsourcing company established in 2009 in Ahmedabad, India. The firm provides end-to-end software solutions including custom application development, web and mobile app development, CMS/eCommerce/CRM solutions, and legacy system modernisation. Its technology stack covers Microsoft .NET, PHP, SharePoint, iOS, Android, and open-source platforms. RiantSoft positions itself as a cost-effective offshore partner for small to enterprise-level clients across hospitality, financial services, healthcare, and other verticals. The company is bootstrapped and founder-driven, though no executive names are publicly disclosed. Despite exhaustive research, no evidence links RiantSoft to the iGaming, gambling, or betting sector; it lacks gambling-specific products, licences, or industry marketing. For B2B databases, RiantSoft is best categorised as a general software services provider.
Riddec
Tallinn, Estonia
Riddec is a venture studio and software development house headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, with additional offices in Dubai and Nairobi. Founded in 2012, the company operates in over 20 countries and has delivered more than 100 projects across Fintech, iGaming, Blockchain, HealthTech and Web3 sectors. Riddec functions as both a builder of its own tech ventures open for co-investment and a provider of bespoke development and consultancy services for paying clients. Its portfolio includes award-winning fintech solutions, international gaming platforms and sophisticated DeFi lending protocols. In 2024, the studio launched Riddec Games, a dedicated iGaming provider that develops modern player-engaging games. The company’s team of experts covers the full venture lifecycle from ideation and capital injection including sweat equity through to market entry and sustainable growth. Riddec’s Skunkworks Assessment Team offers brainstorming and feasibility sessions for new ideas. The firm’s leadership is guided by experienced entrepreneurs, including CEO and Founder David Ajanjan and CEO Raul Källo, who previously helped build the Coolbet iGaming platform that was later sold for a nine-figure sum. With a lean headcount estimated between 11 and 50 employees, Riddec leverages a global network of specialists to launch and scale technology startups.
Red Tiger Gaming
Isle of Man (Douglas)
Red Tiger Gaming is a leading online casino game developer founded in 2014 on the Isle of Man by a team of industry veterans, including the founders of Cayetano Gaming. The company is best known for its innovative slot games and its proprietary Daily Drop Jackpot Network, which guarantees real-time payouts on a daily and hourly basis—a structural retention tool that operators prize for its self-funding cost model (3% contribution from bets). Red Tiger’s portfolio has grown to over 200 HTML5-optimised titles, including Megaways, InfiniReels, and cascading reel mechanics, with a release cadence of roughly two new games per month. In 2019, Swedish supplier NetEnt acquired Red Tiger for approximately £220 million, and following NetEnt’s own acquisition by Evolution Gaming in 2020, Red Tiger now operates as a distinct brand within the Evolution Group. This has granted the studio access to a vast distribution network serving more than 130 operator partners across regulated markets. Beyond its core slot offering, Red Tiger provides engagement tools such as Smart Spins (behavioural marketing) and configurable tournament infrastructure, alongside RNG table games. The company holds licences from the MGA, UKGC, Alderney, Gibraltar, Italy, Spain, Denmark, and others, and maintains ISO 27001 accreditation. Headquartered on the Isle of Man, it employs over 200 full-time staff and has additional offices in Malta.
Regus
Zug, Switzerland (head office); Saint Helier, Jersey (registered office)
International Workplace Group plc, trading primarily under the Regus brand, is the world’s largest provider of flexible workspace solutions. Founded in 1989 by Mark Dixon in Brussels, Belgium, the company pioneered serviced offices with short-term leases and now operates over 4,000 locations across more than 120 countries. Its product range includes fully furnished private offices, coworking spaces, meeting rooms, and virtual office services, accessible through membership plans or short-term contracts. IWG also owns complementary brands such as Spaces, HQ, and Signature, targeting different segments of the market. With approximately 10,000 employees and headquarters in Zug, Switzerland, the company is listed on the London Stock Exchange and is a FTSE 250 constituent. Regus has weathered financial restructuring and emerged as a dominant force, capitalizing on the permanent shift toward hybrid work that accelerated after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Red7Mobile Limited
London, England, United Kingdom
Red7Mobile Limited was a UK-based iGaming software provider that operated from 2011 until its dissolution in 2023. The company developed award-winning real-money casino games for mobile and desktop, including slots, scratch cards, and table games, alongside a proprietary sports middleware platform that delivered real-time data feeds for in-play sports betting. Based in Bristol, England, Red7Mobile built a reputation for creative game design and technical reliability, serving multiple online gaming operators. In July 2017, it was acquired by Scientific Games Corporation, which integrated the team and products into its Interactive division to expand its content library and global reach. Following the acquisition, the company continued as a subsidiary before being voluntarily struck off the register in June 2023. At its peak, the team numbered between 11 and 50 employees. The company's website, www.red7mobile.com, is no longer active.
QVS
30727 Beverly Road, Romulus, Michigan 48174
QVS is a major manufacturer of cables and connectivity products for the computer & communication industries. The products and solutions are distributed through computer dealers, catalog houses, superstores, VARs, integrators and OEMs. QVS started operations in 1984 in Michigan. It was initially created to serve the OEM requirements for cables and accessories. QVS-brand products were added in 1985 to serve the PC and MAC after-market. In 1989, QVS expanded by setting up a Las Vegas office/warehouse to better serve West Coast customers. Communication cables were added in 1993 to serve the LAN, WAN, and internet after-market.
Radiata
Europe (exact city/country not disclosed)
Radiata is a European technology reseller and managed infrastructure services provider that specializes in secure, sovereign cloud hosting and data centre solutions. The company offers virtual compute, storage, networking, dedicated rack space, and co-location hosting from fully owned data centres powered by geothermal energy. Radiata markets itself as a trusted partner for businesses that require high standards of security, privacy, and data sovereignty, with a focus on custom-tailored solutions and full accountability. While its services could theoretically support regulated industries such as iGaming, the company does not publicly position itself within any specific vertical. Radiata’s website features client testimonials emphasising speed, convenience, and customisation, alongside white papers on data management trends. However, the company is notably opaque: no founding year, leadership names, headcount, or financial details are publicly disclosed, making it a low-profile B2B vendor best suited for generic infrastructure needs.
ProV International
5401 W Kennedy Blvd, Suite 101, Tampa, Florida 33609, United States
ProV International is an award-winning global technology consulting firm founded in 2003 by Ajit Nair and headquartered in Tampa, Florida. The company specializes in IT strategy, advisory, implementation, management, and optimization, helping enterprises streamline processes, improve service quality, and maintain workplace productivity. With over 500 employees, ProV operates across multiple continents with offices in the United States, Germany, India, the Philippines, Sweden, and Brazil. Its core offerings include SAP ERP solutions, IFS Applications, Microsoft Azure cloud hosting and management, managed IT services, software quality testing, HR service delivery, and AI-powered workflow automation. ProV is also a certified ServiceNow partner. The firm serves blue-chip clients such as Maersk and Danske Bank, positioning itself as a one-stop partner for digital transformation, cloud migration, and enterprise application support. The company has earned recognition as a trusted advisor in the global IT consulting landscape.
Prolexic Technologies
Hollywood, Florida, USA (pre-acquisition); now part of Akamai (Cambridge, MA)
Prolexic Technologies was a U.S.-based cybersecurity company that specialized in cloud-based distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack detection and mitigation. Founded in 2003 by internet infrastructure expert Barrett Lyon, the company built a global network of traffic scrubbing centers and a 24/7 security operations control center (SOCC). Its cloud platform diverted attack traffic, scrubbed malicious data, and forwarded legitimate requests, offering a cost-effective alternative to on-premise firewalls. Prolexic served a diverse client base including airlines, e-commerce, energy, financial services, and government, and was named one of the 100 Hottest Private Companies in North America by Red Herring in 2005. The company raised $51.9 million across three funding rounds before being acquired by Akamai Technologies in 2014 for approximately $370 million. Today, the Prolexic brand continues as Akamai’s enterprise DDoS protection solution, with a sixth-generation platform launched in 2023 offering 20 Tbps of dedicated mitigation capacity.
Power 4 U Inc.
119 South Emerson Street, Mount Prospect, Illinois 60056
Power 4 U Inc. is a U.S.-based independent provider of affordable power protection solutions and maintenance services for critical power equipment. The company specializes in the sale, distribution, and servicing of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems and battery backup solutions, serving a broad clientele that includes city, county, state, and federal agencies as well as private-sector clients. Its positioning within the iGaming sector reflects the growing need for reliable, uninterruptible power in gaming operations where downtime directly impacts revenue and player experience. Power 4 U differentiates itself through customized service plans tailored to each client’s budget and application, coupled with a strong emphasis on customer service and professional execution. As an independent operation, the company is able to offer flexible contracts without the overhead of larger national competitors. While its exact founding date and headquarters location are not publicly disclosed, the company maintains a national footprint through a toll-free contact line and a central website that outlines its core services. Power 4 U positions itself as a reliable partner for operators who require guaranteed uptime for servers, gaming machines, and other mission-critical electronics.
Pringle Robotics
Peoria, Illinois, United States
Pringle Robotics is a developer and integrator of autonomous robotic solutions for facilities management, serving healthcare, hospitality, retail, entertainment, education, and other people‑focused industries. The company was born from a direct response to labour shortages and staff burnout that its parent organisation, Pringle Technologies, heard from clients in the restaurant and hospitality sectors beginning in 2019. Founder Sudheer Sajja, a lifelong technology enthusiast, began building prototype service robots in his Illinois basement—one for food serving and one for disinfection—during the early days of the COVID‑19 pandemic. That basement experiment has since grown into a full‑scale provider of the widest and most versatile range of service robots on the market, including floor cleaning, delivery, multi‑functional, and turf‑care robots. Pringle Robotics differentiates itself not only through its product breadth but also through an emphasis on comprehensive customer support and software integration. The company has secured major partnerships, such as with Aramark Facilities Management, and has surpassed 5 billion square feet of autonomous floor cleaning since tracking began in January 2024. Headquartered in Peoria, Illinois, Pringle Robotics continues to scale its operations nationwide, helping facilities redirect human labour to higher‑value tasks while improving efficiency and hygiene.