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Connected stadium | Technology enablers for stadiums of the future

At a glance

In recent years, the live experience in stadiums has become more and more entwined with the online experience. Visitors expect to be able to make calls, send images and stream videos whenever they feel like it, regardless of how many other fans are doing the same things at the same time. They expect venues to provide rich, engaging digital content, smart wayfinding, e-commerce options and interactive experiences directly to their phones or through kiosk solutions and signage.

Seamless connectivity makes it possible to provide rich, engaging event content and interactive digital experiences.  

In our new whitepaper titled ‘Technology enablers for stadiums of the future’, we explore how stadiums are evolving with advanced digital infrastructure at their heart, and how cutting-edge public and private networks are changing the game on the field, in the seats and behind the scenes. 

Key takeaways

Stadiums are here to stay

Stadiums have always aimed to deliver immersive fan experiences and investments in the area continue to this day. There are more than 10 stadiums which have an investment of over USD 1 Billion.

Connected venues is the future

Stadiums will enhance visitor experience and operations through custom branded experiences - smart ticketing, live event info, improved media connectivity and more.

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Robust technology infrastructure is the backbone

From wireless communications and private 5G to edge computing and big data analytics, technology will help stadiums enhance the fan experience and increase commercial prospects.

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Brendan O'Reilly (Group CTO, BAI Communications) on Connected Stadium

Having connected over 250 marquee venues across the world, we have plenty of practical experience to draw on for this whitepaper. The result is a comprehensive and compelling guide for venue managers and technology leaders in the sports & entertainment business.

Brendan O’Reilly

Group Chief Technology Officer, BAI Communications

Download the Connected stadium whitepaper