Image by Sports analytics companies in India are changing the face of game with data-led solutions
- By Hitesh Kashyap
“The frontier of analytics is just beginning and there is no end in sight to the potential” Dr. Lynn Lashbrook, Sports Management Worldwide President and Founder
Well gone are those days when chalk was used to put scores on the boards of stadiums. Pen and paper used by coaches to analyse the performance do not find a place in the sports kit these days. The tools of analytics have evolved over time and with technology taking a leap, the process of sports analysis has taken a different form and shape that was hard to imagine a few years back. Do you know that all the major clubs and teams have a dedicated analytics team nowadays? Let us explore when all of this started happening and how analytics is changing the way sports are being played.
Background of Sports Analytics surge
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Hitesh Kashyap
Hitesh Kashyap is pursuing PG Diploma in Business Analytics program which is jointly offered by IIM Calcutta, IIT Kharagpur and ISI Kolkata. He completed his bachelor's of technology in engineering from NIT Delhi. Post which he worked as a software engineer and digital marketer. He holds a keen interest in writing and sharing knowledge with the world.
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