Use of Internet of Things in practice - case study from Czechia and Slovakia

KYSELICA, Adam. Use of Internet of Things in practice - case study from Czechia and Slovakia. In Project Management Meets Football Operations. 2024.

Basic information

• Original name: Use of Internet of Things in practice - case study from Czechia and Slovakia
• Name in Czech: Využití IoT v praxi - případová studie z Česka a Slovenska
• Name (in English): Use of Internet of Things in practice - case study from Czechia and Slovakia
• Authors: KYSELICA, Adam.
• Edition: Project Management Meets Football Operations, 2024.

Other information

• Type of outcome: Presentations at conferences
• Confidentiality degree: is not subject to a state or trade secret
• WWW: Odborná konference sportovních manažerů z prostředí fotbalu a sportovního businessu
• Organization unit: Faculty of Sports Studies
• Keywords (in Czech): IoT, digitální nástroje, rozvoj sportovců
• Keywords in English: IoT, digital tools, sportsmen development
• Tags: International impact

Abstract

IoT has become an increasingly hot topic in recent years, not only in the world of sports, but also for the general population. In sport, various digital innovations can help to develop the sporting side of team and individual performance and help to develop the individual athlete's abilities. For managers too, tools are important in controlling outputs and simplifying organisational processes.

Abstract (in Czech)

IoT je v posledních letech stále aktuálnějším tématem nejen ve světě sportu, ale také pro běžnou populaci. Ve sportu můžou různé digitální novinky pomáhat rozvíjet sportovní stránku výkonu týmu i jedince a pomáhat k rozvoji individuálních schopností sportovce. I pro manažery jsou nástroje důležité při kontrole výstupů a zjednodušení organizačních procesů.

Abstract (in English)

IoT has become an increasingly hot topic in recent years, not only in the world of sports, but also for the general population. In sport, various digital innovations can help to develop the sporting side of team and individual performance and help to develop the individual athlete's abilities. For managers too, tools are important in controlling outputs and simplifying organisational processes.