Swimming pools provide a welcome respite from Singapore’s tropical heat, but can attract unwanted visitors such as mosquitoes, ants, rodents and frogs that pose health risks and pollute water quality. There are a few effective solutions that can keep your pool free from such pests while creating a safe and hygienic swimming environment.
Colonial Singapore saw swimming as an exclusive activity of the upper class living in central districts, but post-independence the PAP government sought to bring modernity and erase any social gentrification produced by colonisation by building public residential estate pools – leading to swimming becoming one of Singapore’s premier sports.
Singapore Pools quickly established itself as a trusted brand and key player in Singapore’s betting and lottery sector, becoming an established brand and leader within it. In 2016, it set an all-time betting turnover record of $12.2 billion which underscored its immense popularity with punters. Revenue generated from operations is used for community development initiatives, charities, education initiatives, sports programs and other social initiatives.
Singapore Pools must maintain its excellent gaming experience for customers in order to uphold its reputation. In order to achieve this goal, it has migrated its operations onto an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure multi-site resilient platform which enables it to migrate workloads between autonomous data centres in case of planned or unplanned outages, improving security and availability while simultaneously cutting costs by 31%, freeing more funds up for social initiatives.
Singapore Pools’ goal is not only to offer safe and trustworthy gambling opportunities but also work closely with authorities to combat illegal activities that undermine its business model. Yeo’s team has established digital channels and mobile platforms to allow their customers to onboard quickly, manage accounts easily, bet online securely and bet responsibly; as well as running an effective Responsible Gaming campaign in their stores promoting safe and responsible gambling practices across their nationwide digital signage network promoting playing within means and taking care.
Singapore Pools relies on PADS4 to showcase live events and lottery and betting updates at their outlets and branches. PADS4 automatically imports XML data from lottery and betting systems to refresh content displayed on screens – helping improve customer engagement while increasing ticket sales.
Singapore Pools’ plans to use Bizzdesign’s enterprise architecture platform to manage software development and testing processes as well as increase business agility are underway. With this platform, the team can access holistic interrelated Architecture Views and gain quality insights that enable informed decisions to be made. This helps facilitate greater collaboration, ensure effective decision-making processes, and reduce project risks. This platform can be easily accessed by all members of the team, enabling them to quickly and efficiently access and analyze information at their fingertips, making collaboration easy even when working remotely with other teams. As a result, this has fostered an environment of innovation within the company which has led to numerous groundbreaking services and products being produced.
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