Managing eight World Cup stadiums through a single digital platform

INTALEQ, a technology services provider supporting Qatar's World Cup stadiums, wanted to connect venue operations through a single digital platform. Working with Johnson Controls, the organization implemented OpenBlue solutions, digital twin capabilities and Microsoft Azure to provide operators with greater visibility into stadium operations and support more informed decision-making.

Impact Highlights

Enabled data-driven stadium operations

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Delivered near real-time insights

Accelerated incident response

Creating a connected view across multiple stadium venues

INTALEQ needed to bring together all eight World Cup venues within a single digital management platform. The organization sought to create a 3D digital replica of each stadium to provide greater insight into building operations while eliminating barriers to data sharing and collaboration across venues.

Implementing digital twin technology for stadium operations

INTALEQ partnered with Johnson Controls to develop a digital solution that connects all eight World Cup venues. Powered by the OpenBlue suite of connected solutions and Microsoft Azure, the platform provides an interactive digital twin for each stadium. By leveraging live operational data, the solution supports dynamic predictions and enables operators to respond to changing operational scenarios using a unified operations center.

Interactive digital twins leverage live operational data to help operators visualize building performance, support scenario planning and respond to changing operational conditions. The solution also incorporates active responder capabilities, a smart wall application and connectors that integrate data from multiple systems into a unified operational environment.

Providing stadium operators with real-time operational insights

The connected platform provides operators with a centralized view of venue operations across all eight stadiums. By bringing together live data, digital twin capabilities and integrated operational systems, the solution helps operators make informed decisions related to security, comfort, efficiency and sustainability. Operators can optimize stadium environments in near real-time, respond to incidents more quickly and proactively identify potential operational issues.

Outcomes include:

  • Operators can make informed decisions using centralized operational data.
  • Stadium environments can be optimized in near real-time.
  • Incidents can be resolved faster than with traditional solutions.
  • Operational and environmental data can be used to proactively address issues.

About INTALEQ

INTALEQ is a global sports and entertainment technology services provider supporting Qatar's World Cup stadium operations.

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