Long-form musings on how sports tech is shaping the future of sports business
Schools are going fully mobile but should more be done? Back in Edition #5, I wrote the following: “The pandemic accelerated mobile ticketing’s inevitability…it’s only a matter of time before mobile ticketing is the norm for every fan (Yes, I believe the need for some paperless ticket is overblown if mobile
To purchase at the venue of the future, just walk out So I underestimated the aftereffects of vaccine shot number two. 36 hours of sluggishness caused me to skip my writing routine to catch up on client projects. Alas, after a week hiatus, I’m back to continue the future of venue
Analyzing Mobile Ordering: Why Your Organization Should Adopt, What Not To Do & The Players In The Space So I haven’t attended an in-person game since the pandemic began. But man am I itching to post up in the Yankee Stadium bleachers on a hot summer day. Vaccine shot number two
Checking Back On Old Editions For Changes And Updates I dislike how little traditional media revisits past articles and predictions. Opinions and positions shouldn’t be static. When new information comes to light, we should reconsider old perspectives. With that in mind, I’m going to periodically revisit old pieces to highlight what’s
How Sports Tech Can Help You Secure Your Next Of Generation Fans Today’s edition is all about Gen Z. There’s been no shortage of media attention on their sports appetite, with takes ranging from ‘they don’t like sports’ (uh-oh) to ‘they like sports but consume content differently’ (not so bad). Below
Five Thoughts on Fan Engagement Tech – Part 1 Last edition went in deep on gamification, which sets us up perfectly to transition to today’s topic: fan engagement. One quick housekeeping item: For newsletter subscribers only, I’ll be writing a brief roundup on new investments in sports tech dropping weekly on
