Aiming to increase safety and efficiency, more and more stadiums are using stadium operations software. With this in mind, ESSMA created its Stadium Operations Software Report including results from our survey amongst 29 members and insights from 8 expert interviews, aiming to inform the industry about the current landscape, elements, and benefits of stadium operations software (SOS).
As everyone is impatiently waiting for fans to return to their stadium, this was the main topic of our latest ESSMA Business Services e-Workshop.. During this e-Workshop we focussed on a safe and efficient organisation of matches during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Last Friday we were joined by David Payne - EMEA Business Development Manager at 24/7 Software - for our latest ESSMA Connect session. During the session we discussed stadium operations software and the many advantages it can bring to your organisation.
Read more on Wembley welcoming back fans, rail seating at Chelsea FC and Swedish football fans showing their colours in ESSMA’s industry update.
Stayen and Noevir Stadium are both known for their multifunctional venue facilities. However, the two venues have a very different approach. While Vissel Kobe focuses on the coexistence of football and rugby, Stayen creates a multifunctional venue by focusing on additional non-matchday revenue streams.
On Tuesday 4 May, ESSMA will host its 2021 Business Services e-Workshop on the return of fans to stadiums. You can learn more on how to handle strict COVID-19 protocols, the benefits of a bio passport and how to prepare for a smooth return of fans with insights from Juventus, KNVB, Fieldlab and Cricket Australia and Formula E!
ESSMA proudly presents our newest industry report with a focus on stadium operations software. Aiming to inform the stadium industry about the current landscape, elements, and benefits of stadium operations software (SOS), ESSMA organised a survey amongst 29 members and interviewed eight experts to create our Stadium Operations Software Report.
KNVB announced that a limited number of fans will be allowed back inside the stadiums to create pilot events with rapid tests, hoping to have fans inside the stadium for the rest of the season.