The concept of a connected stadium has rapidly evolved from a futuristic vision into a core expectation for modern sports and entertainment venues. Traditionally, connected stadium solutions were shaped by competitive markets, vendor ecosystems, and region-specific technology adoption. However, the idea of a “connected stadium solution without market” suggests a future where the deployment, accessibility, and expansion of these technologies are not confined by traditional market boundaries. Instead, it describes a universally adaptable, open, and borderless environment where connected stadium capabilities are available to venues of all sizes around the world. This transformation challenges long-standing industry norms and paves the way for a new era of immersive, technology-driven live experiences.
Historically, connected stadium solutions were defined by the purchasing power of major stadiums, the maturity of regional digital infrastructure, and the dominance of large technology vendors. High-end venues could afford sophisticated systems such as advanced Wi-Fi, digital signage, analytics platforms,…
All of that vision is possible it’s pretty exciting. That’s just a specific application in the arena of sporting events. I think it can go and trickle into just about everything great, thank you.
Obviously, the details are too much to talk about here. Would love to chat.