Episodes
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Joining us today on the podcast is Katee LaPoff, chief technology officer for the Oak View Group, the live experience venue development, management, and premium hospitality company. Listen in as we get Katee's perspective on technology developments and deployments from the lens of her new position -- only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!
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What does the future of the stadium fan experience look like? Listen in as we talk to Christian Lau, Chief Technology Officer for Major League Soccer's Los Angeles Football Club, about his views for the next generation of the event-day experience. Listen in, on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!
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One of the hallmarks of the stadium technology user community is its willingness to quickly embrace technology that has been proven to work in another venue. That trait has fueled the recent success of the MatSing lens antennas, which in the past few years have gone from a curiosity to a rapidly accepted technology that can help solve many venue cellular connectivity issues. Join us as we talk to Matsing CEO Bo Larsson and co-founder and executive vice president Leo Matytsine about the technology behind the Matsing products, and how they came to be a now-commonplace part of venue cellular deployments. Listen in, on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!
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If you are a stadium technology professional, there may be no bigger change than to move from working at a baseball stadium to a busy indoor arena, where multiple different events mean a much different menu of challenges than a steady diet of baseball games. Listen in as we talk to Andrew McIntyre, senior vice president of technology and innovation at Vinik Sports Group, about his move from Wrigley Field to Amalie Arena — and how being a lifelong learner and always-interested innovator keeps his job fun and exciting as he looks to blend technology and innovation in a new and different place.
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The intersection of new technologies and increased fan and business demands have spurred an explosion in concession innovation, from optical-scanner self-checkout machines to checkout-free stores. What's driving this revolution, and how do stadiums and concessionaires work together to implement all the new ideas? Listen in as we talk to Alicia Woznicki, vice president of marketing and innovation at Aramark Sports and Entertainment, about how this revolution got started, and where it's headed -- on the Stadium Tech Report podcast.
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How can stadiums use technology to keep themselves more safe and secure? STR talks to NCS4 executive director Stacey Hall, and Daniel Ward, director of training and exercise, about how the NCS4 came to be and what its role is going forward in the ever-more critical space of safety and security for large public spaces.
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Stadium Tech Report interviews Ohio State's Jim Null and Oklahoma's David Payne on how top college programs have used technology to help improve the fan experience in the face of challenges and change.
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Stadium Tech Report interviews Mike Ellenbogen, founder and chief innovation officer at Evolv Technology, a maker of advanced weapons detection systems for stadiums, about the future of stadium security screening.
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Stadium Tech Report interviews Matt Messick, CIO for the Dallas Cowboys, and Jeff Alexander, senior vice president for ExteNet Systems, about the new distributed antenna system (DAS) installed at AT&T Stadium.
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Stadium Tech Report interviews Moon Javaid, chief strategy officer for the San Francisco 49ers. In our talk we discuss the Niners' new "Member Inclusive Menu," which provides free basic food and drink concession options for season-ticket holders at Levi's Stadium
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Stadium Tech Report interviews George Baker Sr., CEO of ParkHub, an innovative and disrupting firm in the field of stadium parking operations. Listen in as George talks about the company's recent $100 million funding round, and what the future holds for parking and associated stadium payment operations.
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