Name: Boldyn's Jason Caliento discusses fan survey about connectivity's impact on live events by STR Podcast
Duration: 29 min
Description: Listen in as Boldyn Networks chief commercial officer Jason Caliento discusses the company's survey of fans and how they perceive the impact of connectivity on live events. Only on the Stadium Tech Report Podcast!

Listen in as Boldyn Networks chief commercial officer Jason Caliento discusses the company's survey of fans and how they perceive the impact of connectivity on live events. Only on the Stadium Tech Report Podcast!

Boldyn's Jason Caliento discusses fan survey about connectivity's impact on live events

We are joined today by Jon Jenkins, vice president of Just Walk Out for Amazon, to hear about why one of the world's largest retailers is targeting the stadium-specific concessions marketplace. Only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Amazon's Jon Jenkins discusses stadium strategies, successes for 'Just Walk Out' stores

Joining us today on the podcast is Katee LaPoff, chief technology officer for the Oak View Group, the live experience venue development, management, and premium hospitality company. Listen in as we get Katee's perspective on technology developments and deployments from the lens of her new position -- only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

SEAT's Josh Barney talks about the new directions for the longtime stadium tech conference

Being the chief technology officer for a venue is a tough job -- but what happens when you're not just the CTO for one venue but for a whole long list of places? Joining us today on the podcast is Katee LaPoff, chief technology officer for the Oak View Group, also known as OVG, the live experience venue development, management, and premium hospitality company. Listen in as we get Katee's perspective on technology developments and deployments from the lens of her new position -- only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Oak View Group CTO Katee LaPoff discusses tech strategy from a multi-venue perspective

Our guest today on the Stadium Tech Report podcast is Karl Pierburg, senior vice president and chief technology officer for the Atlanta Falcons, who will bring us up to date on the latest tech deployments at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, including a big bet on biometrics, and why keeping at the forefront is critical for a good fan experience. Only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Karl Pierburg discusses how technology fuels the fan experience at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

One of the stadium technology product segments experiencing rapid deployment over the past couple years is the “walk-through” model of security scanners,  which allow fans to pass through security screening without having to stop or divest items from pockets or bags. Listen in as we talk to Xtract One CEO Peter Evans about why venues are moving to new security technology -- only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Xtract One CEO Peter Evans talks about why venues are moving to new security technology

One of the most interesting new technologies on the stadium technology scene is facial authentication, which is basically using a person's face to verify identity, as well as transactions from ticketing to concessions. Our guest today is Jeff Boehm, Chief Operating Officer of Wicket, here to discuss how the company brought facial authentication to sports stadiums and where it might go in the future. Listen in -- only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Wicket COO Jeff Boehm discusses the power of facial authentication technology for stadiums

Joining us today on the Stadium Tech Report podcast is Shane Hague, senior vice president of sales and business development for Solid, who will talk about where Solid has been and where it is going from a technology and provider standpoint. With a wide product portfolio and some success stories in complex environments like transportation systems, Solid has a good DAS story to tell, so listen in — only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Shane Hague discusses Solid’s new focus on the U.S. stadium DAS market

A year after acquiring DAS Group Professionals (DGP), one of the top providers of design and strategy for big-stadium cellular networks, global telecommunications firm America Fujikura Ltd. (AFL) is seeking to make more of a public name for itself as it advances its venue-owned DAS strategy.

Joining us today on the Stadium Tech Report podcast is Seneca Mullins, President of U.S. Services at AFL. In our discussion, Mullins talks about how AFL's previous acquisitions of Beam Wireless and ITS combined with the DGP acquisition as part of a plan to build a complete solution to serve the market. Listen in as Mullins talks about how AFL views stadium DAS as a strategic asset, and what the company sees for the evolution of stadium DAS deployments -- only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Seneca Mullins discusses AFL's venue-owned DAS strategy

Welcome to a special episode of the Stadium Tech Report podcast. We're joined by a team of experts from Galtronics, a company with 40-plus years of history in the high quality RF antenna market. And Galtronics is currently in the process of rolling out an entirely new line of hyper directional cellular antennas that will provide lower cost and lower weight options for venue deployments.

With us today are Leighton Carroll, CEO of Galtronics, Whit Martin, Vice President of Sales, and Sadeg Farzaneh, CTO, to give our audience more details about where the company has been and where it sees itself going in the market for large public venue cellular deployments. Only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Galtronics leadership discuss new stadium hyper-directional antenna focus

Paul Kapustka is the Editor of Stadium Tech Report and host of the Stadium Tech Report podcast, which talks to people on both sides of the stadium technology equation -- the IT pros who deploy technology, and the vendors who provide it. Come listen in!

Boldyn's Jason Caliento discusses fan survey about connectivity's impact on live events

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