Moving from in-house development to a online casino soft aggregator

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Godrick4r

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Hello to all CFOs and business owners! We’re currently undergoing a rigorous audit of our IT department’s expenses, and the figures for maintaining our in-house team of developers for integration projects are simply staggering. We want to drastically optimize our budget and move all technical operations to an external infrastructure.
 
Please share your experience: how realistic is it to reduce operating costs by completely moving away from an in-house system? Also, could you advise whether switching to a third-party aggregator would compromise the speed of payment processing or system stability, or whether modern software can easily handle millions of transactions?
 
We actually carried out a similar optimization last year because our bloated development team was eating up our entire profit margin. As a result, we decided to completely outsource our infrastructure. I highly recommend checking out EdgeLabs—it’s exactly the kind of comprehensive solution that takes care of all technical issues. Their Connect platform brings together more than 50 providers through a single integration, which saves a huge amount on support costs. At the same time, the system can handle heavy loads, ensuring 99.9% uptime and 24/7 support. And how much do you plan to downsize the team after the optimization?
 
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