Sports Analytics Workshop Today
The Sports Analyts Club invites you to join it for its Sports Analytics Workshop at 5 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 17.
Guest speakers from SAS, the leader in analytics, will present about how data and advanced analytics are creating game-changing results throughout the sports industry. This unplugged session will look at industry trends and how SAS is working within the sports industry across collegiate athletics, professional sports and Olympic sports. Focus areas will include how data and analytics impact fan engagement and experience, revenue generation, recruiting and helping teams and athletes gain competitive advantages on the playing field.
WCOB room 240 is reserved if you would like to watch the Zoom presentation with a group on campus.
Visit event details and event registration for more information.
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Contacts
Bowen Kinsey, president
Sports Analytics Club
479-295-9941,
sac@uark.edu
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