Emitlight Team at Nordic SecTech Summit (NSTS) in Riga
Emitlight had the pleasure of participating in the 2024 Nordic SecTech Summit (NSTS) held in Riga, Latvia. This event brought together leaders and innovators from the security and technology sectors, offering a perfect platform to engage with key stakeholders and explore the future of security solutions.
We were excited to discuss how our lighting solutions can play a pivotal role in enhancing security systems. By illuminating dark spaces, we help create environments that deter potential threats and provide clarity when it's needed the most. Our conversations with industry leaders reaffirmed that innovation is the key to evolving security strategies and that together, we can continue to make the world a safer place.
The Nordic SecTech Summit in Riga was a great success, and we are thrilled to have been part of it. We look forward to continuing these discussions and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in security and lighting technology.
Stay tuned for more updates from Emitlight as we continue to illuminate the future of security!
Our team is in the middle of scaling our iGaming platform, but the compliance side is taking forever. Are you guys using pre-built modules for that too, or managing it internally?
Building everything from scratch in iGaming is a massive time sink, and we ran into the exact same wall when launching our project. Standard development always takes twice as long as planned. Instead of reinventing the wheel, we ended up leveraging modular platform solutions from https://evenbeter.com/solutions/ to skip the infrastructure building phase entirely. It allowed us to launch smoothly with fully scalable architecture without burning months of dev time.
Great event recap, love seeing tech integration in action. Speaking of technical implementation, our team is currently stuck on a completely different project in the iGaming space. We are setting up an online casino platform, but struggling with building reliable infrastructure from scratch. It takes way too much dev time. Curious if anyone here has experience in this niche. What ready-made systems or architecture worked best for your setup?