Quick Custom Intelligence (QCI), the leader in unified real-time intelligence for gaming and hospitality, today announced strong first-half 2026 momentum, with a growth rate of over 50% following a record 2025 with strong international expansion.
The continued growth reflects increasing demand for QCI’s Unified Intelligence Platform as resort operators move beyond fragmented systems, traditional analytics, and disconnected data architectures toward a single intelligence platform that supports enterprise-wide decision-making, natural language operations, and emerging agentic AI.
“Agentic operations do not emerge from AI alone. They emerge from unified data,” said Dr. Ralph Thomas, Co-Founder and CEO of QCI. “Resort operators are looking to capitalize on generative and agentic AI, which fundamentally requires a single unified business system spanning hospitality, marketing, loyalty, and gaming operations. The momentum we’re seeing reflects a fundamental shift in how the industry is modernizing resort operations.”
According to QCI, key first-half achievements include:
Deployed QCI Jarvis across internal operations, using agentic AI to accelerate product development, customer support, and enterprise execution.
Grew at 50% compound rate following a strong 2025.
Advanced the VizExplorer customer transition and platform unification less than one year after the acquisition.
Expanded private AI capabilities supporting tribal knowledge sovereignty.
Accelerated deployment of MCP-enabled intelligence agents and natural language operations across gaming and hospitality.
“The gaming industry is entering a new phase where competitive advantage will come from unified operational intelligence rather than disconnected point solutions,” said Buddy Frank, gaming industry veteran and advisor. “Organizations that establish a real-time systems foundation today will be best positioned to capitalize on agentic AI and the next generation of resort operations.”
“The dream in a single unified resort casino’s system is made possible by these incredible agentic tools,” said Andrew Cardno, Co-Founder and CTO of QCI. “In a unified platform operators can allow AI to revolutionize how a casino resort is operated.” Cardno added, “At QCI we have transformed the business using the unified systems approach. The results are just remarkable.”
With strong momentum entering the second half of 2026, QCI plans to continue expanding its Unified Business Platform and agentic ecosystem, helping operators build more connected, AI driven, resort enterprises that can benefit today from the AI business revolution.