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Ron Fritz

Charlotte
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PlayUSA managing editor, former Baltimore Sun sports editor, former Wilmington (Del.) News Journal sports editor & news editor
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Is There A Path To State Regulation For 'Sweepstakes Casino' Platforms?

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By Ron Fritz
| casinoreports.com
Industry The MGCB and the president of NCLGS sound off on the current state of sweepstakes affairs There has been an undeniable buzz — good and bad — about sweepstakes casinos over the last year. Cease-and-desist letters, an American Gaming Association (AGA) warning, formation of a lobbying group by 11 sweepstakes casino companies, constant chatter at G2E, and attracting the ire of California tribes have been just some of the news stories.
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A Grizzled Veteran’s Tips for Start-ups

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By Ron Fritz
| techsoft3d.com
As a founder of a company whose business model is built on supporting development teams by being a strategic development partner, I’ve been up close and personal with dozens of start-ups in my 25+ years of experience. My team has had the privilege to provide technology and expertise to help them jumpstart their development. During this time, I have seen many companies flourish, and many companies crash and burn.
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Why Are So Many Manufacturers Stubbornly Analog

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By Ron Fritz
| Design News Verified
Even as industries as diverse and supposedly staid as banking, journalism, and legal have been touched by digital transformation, manufacturing remains a tough nut to crack. The question is: Why? What’s getting in the way? For all the promise that digital transformation holds to help manufacturing reach new levels of automation and efficiency, there are still deeply “analog” aspects to the manufacturing world.
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