The agreement between the Malta Gaming Authority and the Microsoft Malta has been approved, this will see that the Customer relationship management system, (CRM) has finally been established, it has come to help in reducing the burden that comes with licensing formalities.  Microsoft will ensure the website being established will be safer and will ensure an even faster way of licensing for all Malta potential operators.  The website will enable all the Malta Gaming Authority users to follow up their license application requests from their website.

According to the MGA top officials, announced that Microsoft would be in charge of the Customer management system, this is so that the authority and the existing operators would change how they view their relations and their widespread products. MGA is supposed to join hands with Microsoft, and the CRM was supposed to present Malta as the overall leader in terms of control of the igaming and online gambling areas.  The Executive MGA Chairman, joseph Cuschieri had something to say about the partnership between MGA and Microsoft; he said that the signed agreement is a propelling force to aid in further development of the relationship between the two entities.

He also repeated a statement he had made last year, about the renovation and the studying of their activities; this was aimed at making their systems more active.  The creation of the CRM website is a stepping stone in changing the way activities are run in the companies, added the CEO. The MGA is the only gaming authority that provides the operators a pan- European online gaming license, thus they are determined to surpass the anticipations of their stake holders, business partners and customers.  He also explained that he hoped that with the signed contract, there would be advancement in technology and various provision systems.

With MGA Company being technologically radical and active, the addition of more advanced technologies will act as a boost to its profits. The CEO finally stated that the company needs to be more actively involved in order to cope with various challenges that may come up.

This is quite an absurd thing, Adam Schefter, who is the ESPN football reporter has come up with new reports on the current discussions taking place between Denver broncos and the San Francisco 49ers, this is quite an interesting discussion as the two members are asking for rights to quarterback Colin Kaepernick. According to Adam Schefter, the two teams have come up with an agreement, and all that is remaining is for Colin to part with millions of dollars without any hesitation, since this is part of a legal deal, he however does not comprehend how that is even possible.

Schefter gave a statement in which he said that the whole idea was stupid, according to what he wrote, Schefter said that the quarterback and the Broncos needed a newly signed and re- written contract, he reported saying that the broncos are not ready to pay Kaepernick his rightfully owned wages. Thus, with all this Adams wants a newly written contract, since Broncos has Kaepernick debt of around 11.9 million dollars, which totals up to 15.9 million dollars according to his employer’s books, this accounts for the arcane NFL practices. According to him, the Broncos state that they are looking for an open cap number and agreement, he states that Kaepernick being asked to part with millions of dollars that he has rightfully earned is an understatement.

This is due to the fact that NFL is a team worth billions and is unjustly asking one of the players to pay them millions of money in order to pay for their team. Arcane accounting practices are meant to safe guard the team owners profits and this is part of the reason why it makes sense, this is otherwise supposed to serve as an example that the agreements most often signed by the country’s well –known sports league are most times false. The question remains, why then would a football reporter want to doubt this kind of thing? Will Kaepernick agree to part with millions of dollars so that he can take part in the NFL games?