Sports Analytics: Going Beyond The Scores

Jeremy Sim, Qlik

17-Jan-17 13:00

Sports Analytics: Going Beyond The Scores

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One of the hot topics in the sports world today is analytics and whether or not it belongs in sports. Some say it does to enhance team performance, while other feel coaches should simply go with ‘gut instincts’. Jeremy Sim, Director at Qlik talks about how analytics are helping with sports and if this is actually a good thing or a bad thing.

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Tags: Tech Talk, Qlik, Data Analytics, Sports, Goal Line Technology, Performance Management, F1 Technology, Data Science, Sports Science, Analytics

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