Atos will provide secure digital solutions for the 2023 and 2027 European Games

2021: Digital Partner Selection

On September 2, 2021, the company Atos announced that it had been selected European Olympic Committee (EOK) as the official partner for providing digital solutions at the The European 2023 and 2027 games. As part of this partnership, Atos, IT a partner of the Olympic Movement, and EOK, an organization uniting 50 national Olympic committees as of September 2021, Europe will work together to improve interaction with fans.

With a full portfolio of decarbonized solutions for the digital transformation of sports, Atos will allow organizational and national Olympic committees, as well as sports federations in European countries, to create high-quality digital content that promotes games.

In Krakow during the third European Games in 2023, Atos will be responsible for the safe collection and analysis of statistics from all sporting events. Atos will introduce a digital platform that will allow European fans to access official competition statistics, results and personal records of athletes, as well as take a different look at this event. Using data on interaction with fans, EOK will be able to improve the user experience of viewers on the site or online, which will ultimately increase the number of fans.

Atos has long provided services of different levels of complexity in the field of digital technology. The company has good Olympic experience and ability to provide safe and reliable innovative solutions. So, company specialists implemented a number of projects related to sports and major events. We are pleased that Atos will be with us as a partner of the European Digital Games until 2027, emphasized Spiros Capralos, President of the European Olympic Committees.

We are very pleased to cooperate with the European Olympic Committees. Moreover, we firmly believe that digital technologies can change the user experience of sports fans. Together we will be able to hold the European Games in 2023 and 2027, noted Patrick Adiba, head of support for large-scale Atos events.