Large stadiums compress the density of a data center, the diverse systems of a hospital, the crowd complexity of an airport, and the customer experience demands of a resort all into a four-hour live event under global scrutiny.

To enable premium fan experiences, drive revenue, and control operating costs, stadiums deploy dozens of systems: networking, A/V, security, broadcast, lighting, and more, each operating at scale. Designing, building, and maintaining these systems in isolation can be highly inefficient.

That’s why more venues are choosing convergence: unifying technology infrastructure into a single, manageable platform that streamlines operations and enables commerce while reducing total cost of ownership.

The convergence trend is well established in other industries, and it’s rapidly gaining traction in sports, thanks to the market-leading work of Ampthink. Through our pioneering efforts in venues from 15,000 to 70,000 seats, we’re proving the value of convergence in both new construction and retrofit scenarios.

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