Geared up for game day.
Football fans have a new way to get into the game at the recently opened Mercedes-Benz stadium. The Atlanta Falcons and IBM teamed up to create an immersive fan experience. A mobile app and connected sensors throughout the stadium allow fans to do things like reserve parking, order food and get step-by-step directions to concession stands, restrooms and more. Now, no matter which team prevails, it’s a win for fans every time.
7 years ago
Not The Ordinary Office League🏈
After a hard day’s work, nothing feels better than relaxing. But if you’re like these IBMers in Japan, when the work day is over, practice is just beginning. They’re the employee-players of IBM Big Blue, a football team equipped with cheerleaders, a professional stadium and a nationally televised audience. It all started in 1976, when a handful of new IBM Japan employees gathered together and decided to start a team. By 2001, they not only had an undefeated record, but also reached the top division. Makes us wonder about the job interview, So you have 50 patents, but how’s your 50-yard pass?”
9 years ago
The Big Game is almost here. But a lot has changed since the first coin flip, 49 years ago—And we’re not just talking about marching bands at halftime or seats starting at $12.
These days, it’s hard to imagine a game without instant replay, virtual field markings or up-to-the-second player stats. Now real-time biometric and scoring data are ready to take competition, player safety and the viewing experience to a whole other level. Are you ready for some football future-casting? Read Blood, Sweat and Data →
9 years ago
Unfortunately IBMblr isn’t as infinite.
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