Many fans and analysts liken American football to a game of chess. Each team strives to stay one step ahead of its opponents, and the team with more talented players can lose any game if their gameplan is poor. With machine learning, the NFL can develop tools to help its teams optimize their in-game strategies, and put players in the best position for success.
“We respect our traditions, but we embrace evolution.” – Michelle McKenna-Doyle, NFL Chief Information Officer
How the NFL is digitizing and using the Internet of Things to further connect the players, coaches, and fans.
The NFL is changing the way players, coaches, and fans interact with football.
How the NFL is digitizing itself to stay relevant for millennials
Carson Palmer and the Arizona Cardinals’ competitive advantage: virtual reality… How this technology can allow NFL owners to have their cake (win games) and eat it too (maximize profits)
Supporting environmental initiatives and sustainability efforts is not just good PR for the NFL, but imperative to ensuring the long-term success of its core business model
