Drinking from the Fire Hose: The Jump to Real Time Analytics Session Sponsored by DiUS – Cam Smith, Principal Consultant and AWS Lead – DiUS, Steve Gallagher, CEO – Vix Technologies, Raefe Winstanley, Strategy – Melbourne Storm
DiUS is an Australian technology services crew with a DNA that’s cloud-first, human-powered, and “small-a” agile. To us, the revolution in information analytics is not so much about Big Data - it’s about Fast Data.
We are working with Vix Technologies, an international electronic ticketing infrastructure company, and the Melbourne Storm - one of Australia’s most successful rugby league clubs. Their mission is to re-imagine the stadium experience for sports fans by using real-time analytics to drive personalised messaging and in-game incentives to their members.
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Drinking from the Fire Hose: The Jump to Real Time Analytics Session Sponsored by DiUS – Cam Smith, Principal Consultant and AWS Lead – DiUS, Steve Gallagher, CEO – Vix Technologies, Raefe Winstanley, Strategy – Melbourne Storm
1. Drinking from the fire hose
The jump to real-time analytics
Cam Smith | DiUS
Raefe Winstanley | Melbourne Storm
Steve Gallagher | Vix Technology
14. The lifetime value of a fan exceeds
“normal” consumer behaviour
UK Football Market:
The average football fan is expected to spend nearly £56k in his or her lifetime
on supporting their team - an average of £1300 a year over 43 years!
15. So...why do most sports club across the
nation that struggle to break-even?