The Open
A championship built from scratch on a links course
The Open arrives at a links course and builds a championship around it: grandstands, hospitality, broadcast compounds, scoring and retail, all temporary, all needing to be connected from the first practice round to the final putt.
[Charlie to supply the brief from The Open case study: what the R&A asked for, and what was new for Royal Portrush.]
A temporary network across the course
A temporary IT network and internet provision for the organisers, broadcasters and hospitality partners; CCTV surveillance across the site; audio visual provision for the big screens; and crowd intelligence to track how spectators moved around the course.
[Charlie to supply the delivery detail and any figures: links, access points, cameras, screens.]
Spectators, broadcasters and partners connected
[Charlie to supply the outcome from The Open case study.]
Built for a championship.
Planning
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Tell us what you're running and we'll tell you what it needs. From a one-day ceremony to a month in a park.
