

Stadiums of the Future 3.0: Stop watching your fans, start owning the data
Traditional stadium infrastructure models are hitting a physical ceiling. While 71% of venue leaders agree that data is critical to their business, a staggering 90% fail to extract meaningful insights from it. Legacy solutions treat connectivity as a utility or a sunk cost, leaving venues digitally "blind" in their own homes; knowing the seat number, but completely missing the human sitting in it.
Meanwhile, physical game-day demand spikes routinely crush network capacity, eroding up to 15% of potential game-day revenue across food, beverage, merchandise, and digital sponsorship.
Stadiums of the Future 3.0 is an intensive, high-energy 45-minute interactive panel engineered for stadium C-suites, CIOs, venue operators, and commercial directors. We will unpack how to bridge the "Connectivity Gap" and permanently pivot your telecom infrastructure from a cost center into a software-driven commercial revenue engine.
The Agenda:
The Kick-Off
Speaker: Peter Marshall (Business Development, Weaver Labs)
Focus: Connectivity as Unclaimed Digital Real Estate and future-readiness for all-year-around activities.
The Identity Crisis
Speaker: Stuart Fenton (Head of AI, Reading FC)
Focus: Personalised fan experiences and utilising data insights to drive value.
Sponsorship 2.0
Speaker: William Bishop (Senior Director, Comcast)
Focus: Monetising connectivity via "Digital Takeovers" and creating data-backed assets sponsors value.
The Live Crowd "Hook"
Speaker: TBD (VIXI)
Focus: High-density live fan video streaming, AI-filtered crowd cams, and keeping the fan engaged inside the "stadium bubble" during halftime.
The Orchestration Engine
Speaker: Maria Lema (CEO, Weaver Labs)
Focus: Integrating the ecosystem; how an open software layer acts as the unifying platform to seamlessly connect infrastructure, apps, and immersive fan experiences while opening a new business model.
The "Open Field" Q&A
Each speaker has exactly 60 seconds to provide a revolutionary solution to a real-world problem question dropped by the audience.
The Final Whistle
Goodbye and thank you!