URef Aims to Check the Pulse of Fan Sentiment Towards Referees
Wednesday, 28 November 2018
Australian startup URef channelled their frustrations with the large amount of negative conversation and annoyances with referees into a platform that gives fans a centralised voice to rate a referee’s match-day performance. Their app-based platform checks the barometer of fan sentiment and emotion by asking users whether they agree with key decisions of a match
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Building Out a Lively Cricketing Network with CricHeroes
Thursday, 15 November 2018
Powered by a fast, easy to use scoring module, grassroots cricket app CricHeroes plans to be the central social network for cricket players and fans alike. The Ahmedabad-based startup allows amateur cricketers to live score their matches while any person can track a match on CricHeroes live, ball to ball, like an international match. Though
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Hudl’s Software Solutions Opens Up a Deep Library of Awesome Talent and Content
Tuesday, 13 November 2018
The global accessibility of video in sport has given rise to coaches and athletes becoming connected through video and analysis. This appetite to infuse all levels of sport with technical and performance analysis has grown US performance technology business Hudl’s footprint around the world. The company’s full stack of video analysis solutions assists teams from
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Benchvote Helps Clients Build Faster Fan Engagement and Data Capture Activations
Wednesday, 07 November 2018
Harnessing the mobility of digital, Sydney based fan engagement startup Benchvote builds digital fan activations that are limitless. The company helps clients build microsites and widgets to allow fast fan and sponsor activations. The advantage is they can respond to client changes, needs and new ideas quicker than an agency, or even internally. The National
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Status Sport Makes Match Day Software Accessible for Grassroots Coaches
Thursday, 01 November 2018
Status Sport’s Australian rules football software platform and app Interchanger has been honed and developed with elite Australian Football League clubs. The platform allows coaches to manage player rotations, substitutions, fatigue, statistics and live data. All of that match-day data is collated into one cloud-based platform. Yet the company has found the sweet spot with an increasing
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