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New Report: Nebraska’s Memorial Stadium profile, Wrigley Wi-Fi and more!
MOBILE SPORTS REPORT is pleased to announce the Fall 2018 issue of our STADIUM TECH REPORT series, the ONLY in-depth publication created specifically for the stadium technology professional and the stadium technology marketplace. Our string of historical in-depth profiles of successful stadium technology deployments continues with reports from large collegiate football stadiums, a new basketball arena, an old Read More>>
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Team-app builder Built.io acquired by Software AG
San Francisco startup Built.io has been acquired by German software giant Software AG, a deal that will not mean the end to Built.io's nascent stadium- and team-app business, according to an update from the company. Started in 2007 as a company with tools to help enterprise businesses move operations to the cloud, Built.io made a splash in the sports scene when it was chosen as the base Read More>>
Eagles fans use 10.86 TB of Wi-Fi at season opener
In their first regular season home game as defending Super Bowl champions, the Philadelphia Eagles saw their fans use 10.86 terabytes of Wi-Fi data at Lincoln Financial Field, the third-largest single-day total of Wi-Fi usage, trailing only the last two Super Bowls. According to figures provided to Mobile Sports Report by the Eagles, an eye-opening 47,274 unique devices connected to the network Read More>>
New Report: Nebraska’s Memorial Stadium profile, Wrigley Wi-Fi and more!
MOBILE SPORTS REPORT is pleased to announce the Fall 2018 issue of our STADIUM TECH REPORT series, the ONLY in-depth publication created specifically for the stadium technology professional and the stadium technology marketplace. Our string of historical in-depth profiles of successful stadium technology deployments continues with reports from large collegiate football stadiums, a new Read More>>
Notre Dame sees 6.1 TB of Wi-Fi for Michigan game
Though it just missed making our all-time unofficial top 10 list, the Wi-Fi data total from Notre Dame's home and season opener against Michigan still saw 6.1 terabytes of Wi-Fi data used, signifying perhaps that user demand for wireless bandwidth at big sporting events remains as strong as ever. The Sept. 1 game at Notre Dame Stadium, a 24-17 Notre Dame victory, also saw 29,329 unique Read More>>
More MatSing antennas for Amalie Arena
You may remember our profile from our current STADIUM TECH REPORT issue where we talked about MatSing antennas being deployed at Amalie Arena? Time for a quick update -- instead of using just 20 of the big ball-shaped antennas for the new DAS, Amalie will instead have 52 MatSing antennas installed when all is said and done -- a deployment that will be interesting to watch when it goes live later Read More>>
First Look: Milwaukee has a gem in Fiserv Forum
With its first event scheduled for next week, Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee's shiny new basketball and concert arena, is definitely ready for the spotlight as a sneak-peek tour by Mobile Sports Report this past week revealed a state-of-the-art stadium with great technology and pleasing aesthetic touches that should wow fans of pro and college basketball, concerts and other events for years to Read More>>
Verizon’s new DAS is in play at U.S. Open
Fans at this year's U.S. Open tennis championship should have a solid swing at cellular connectivity, thanks to a new distributed antenna system (DAS) deployed by Verizon at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y. According to Verizon, the deployment was added to the U.S. Open facility during the past year, and includes coverage not only in and around the main playng Read More>>
Why is venue parking still mainly low-tech?
If it’s not the number one pain point for a fan’s game day experience, parking is at least in the top five headaches list for any venue, and from where we sit it’s a puzzle as to why we haven’t heard more success stories about technology-based parking systems. Is it mainly due to lack of control of real estate and venue services contracts, or is it just a low priority that is still an overlooked Read More>>
