iAltitude is dedicated to the development of oxygen systems and technology, aimed at the area of health and sports performance. It also works with the Ministry of Defense and Health Directorate of the Air Force, in the field of performance in extreme environmental conditions.

Aware of the current serious health problem and the need to mitigate the effects of COVID-19, given the increasing infection curve, the iAltitude team has developed in record time a large number of units of portable and on-site oxygen systems. With them, healthcare professionals can administer high-concentration, non-invasive oxygen therapy treatment to two patients per portable unit. The iAltitude oxygen system is designed to reduce the risk of contagion by aerosol, to healthcare providers who care for patients affected by the virus.

Currently, iAltitude is completing the manufacturing of multi-station systems, for the same purpose, in order to meet much higher demand from people affected by COVID-19.

Today, thanks to donations from companies in the sports sector, such as GO FIT, several companies and private individuals, over twenty iAltitude oxygen systems have been made available to the IFEMA field hospital. All of this has been coordinated and channeled, through the General Coordination of the Madrid City Council, SUMMA 112 and the logistics team of the IFEMA hospital.

The primary objective of iAltitude is to provide all hospitals that need their oxygen systems, as soon as possible, so that they have the necessary tools in the fight against COVID-19. This will be possible thanks to the support of private companies and Spanish public institutions, from different sectors.

The current scenario that the world is facing due to the coronavirus health emergency has led to the adoption of strict and immediate emergency measures by many governments. A common measure that the vast majority of governments are applying in an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19 involves isolating large populations. This measure, which has so far proved only partially effective in China is likely to bring unforeseeable and possibly unprecedented economic implications. The tendency of governments to adopt more significant prohibitive measures in an attempt to prevent the collapse of national health systems is causing many entities whose activity cannot be replaced with teleworking practices to struggle during this time.

In light of the above, and in order to ensure no entity is left struggling with any legal concern, last week, ONTIER, a law firm that is member of the GSIC Community, launched its probono campaign with the purpose of helping any entities that are in need of legal advice during the Coronavirus crisis. With offices located in 13 countries and under the slogan So that everything goes well (“Para que todo salga bien”), the aim of ONTIER is to help SMEs, NGOs, and Foundations in these uncertain times by offering free legal advice.

ONTIER’s free advice is limited to SMEs, NGOs, and Foundations, and covers basic issues related to tax law, employment/labor law, as well as any other matter that may affect the day-to-day business of these entities from a legal point of view. The free advisory services will last until the end of the COVID-19 crisis, although ONTIER is already considering extending these services further, to ensure that companies return to their daily operation in the best possible way.

As an alternative to NAB Show, we will be hosting virtual meetings and demonstrations of Jump´s Data management platform for the video industry until April 30th. 

JUMP also has launched their Free Media Library: that includes a new Whitepaper (find it also attached)

Web TV platform MyTVchain which specializes in live streaming and VoD services for sports industry founded and based in Sophia Antipolis, France, announces today entering into a partnership with the Swiss-based SportsTech Blocksport to offer the sports clubs unique SaaS-based social sports platform with integrated Web TV solution by MyTVchain. In addition, MyTVchain will support Blocksport on further expansion on the French sports market.

MyTVchain offers a private web TV for the sports clubs and former champions based on a freemium model and where sports clubs can add services to their viewers that can be purchased and where viewers earn token while watching videos. MyTVchain’s mission is to help sports clubs generate more revenue from their content, build brand loyalty and accelerate growth in the development of sport club channels.

For the first time in the history of UEFA Champions League, a point of view shot was broadcasted live during the match. This moment was created by Sponix Tech’s Feel the Match technology and went on air by RMC Sport.

During the round of 16 leg 2 of 2 match between Paris Saint-Germain F.C. and Borussia Dortmund, Sponix Tech produced an immersive replay for the first goal of the game. The goal was scored by Neymar in 28’ of the game which then followed by Juan Bernat’s 45’ goal to make a win for PSG.

By the cooperation with RMC Sports, Sponix Tech applied its Feel the Match technology to create a replay which lets the fan see the moment Neymar scored the goal from a novel angle.

With the partnership, which will run for four seasons until June 2023, IQONIQ becomes the official digital fan engagement platform of AS Monaco. The partnership also provides for the presence of the IQONIQ brand on AS Monaco’s shorts starting from Saturday (Nice-Monaco, Saturday March the 7th).

The IQONIQ platform, which is due to be launched in the coming months, offers an “all-in-one” solution that rewards fans’ commitment and allows them to follow and interact with their favorite league, club and players.

By integrating the club’s digital ecosystem, IQONIQ will offer its users a range of opportunities to feel closer than ever to their club, including behind the scenes access, exclusive discounts and personalized content, allowing AS Monaco to strengthen its proximity with its large community of more than 11 million followers from around the world.

Fly-Fut is a start-up that was created two years ago and rapidly became the pioneer in recording football games via drones. The target Fly-Fut directs its product at is amateur football players. Fly-Fut is the first company that does this type of activity, which allows its public to enjoy a unique and ground-breaking product.

The start-up business model is innovative and consists in fusing the drone technology with football, applying a model known as “content as a service”, similar to the business models of companies like Spotify and Netflix. The players receive their games directly on their phones when they pay a subscription.

The engagement this app is generating rivals the best app in the existing market. Being able to revive the best moments in every single one of each amateur football game opens a new touchpoint between amateur football players and the main sports brands to connect via a unique content that is delivered on a weekly basis. This marketing concept is called “MISTEX“: micro-star-experience.

After several months of conversations with the most relevant sports companies in the world, the German giant becomes the first of the big three sports companies (Nike, Puma, and Adidas) to invest in Fly-Fut advertising. The agreement has been signed without any exclusivity and for a limited time. Fly-Fut has not wanted to take sides with anyone, given the fact that this is still an initial step in their business development. On its side, Adidas wants to test the start-up limits. The start of the collaboration took off with the release of the new Predator boots, an icon in the modern football world and a pillar of the German company. Adidas’s faith in Fly-Fut’s capacity to connect with amateur football players is a great step for the Spanish start-up.

Wolverhampton Wanderers have become the first UK client to utilise Sports Alliance’s ‘commit to App’ functionality. Having worked closely with the Clubs US-based app provider, Yinzcam, Wolves can use our SRM Campaign tool to build data segments based on behavioural and demographic insights rather than just App preferences.

All supporters who have a Single Sign On account, registered via the Wolves app, can receive targeted and personalised notifications. For example, the Club are now able to create specific push notifications to match-going fans and non-attendees with relevant and timely information. For the recent fixture with West Ham United, the unusual kick-off time of 7:30pm was the perfect use case to remind season ticket holders and match ticket purchasers to arrive earlier than normal.

Richard Pepper, Head of Digital, Wolves “We are delighted with the new functionality that is now available which allows us to build and execute notifications to tailored segments, based on the data we hold with Sport Alliance. This enables us to continue to improve our communications in a new and exciting manner and further emphasises our commitment to providing the best possible digital engagement for fans.”

Alongside the new functionality, Wolves and Sports Alliance are now able to pull App usage data into the Orange Box, providing even further insights into digital fan behaviour.

Wolverhampton Wanderers are part of the Sports Alliance network which now features over 120 clubs in the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal and Brazil.

The Yuncler City Council and the Sports Department, considered of the importance of the health of its children and youth population that performs sports in the Sports Schools, reached an agreement with IGOID-SPORTEC (spin-off of the University of Castilla – La Mancha) for the implementation and development of the successful Protocol Active Health Sportec to the members of the Sports Schools in their different modalities. During the first weeks of February, a total of 124 boys and 89 girls from the Sports Schools have been evaluated by professionals and experts from IGOID-SPORTEC.

In said protocol it is a question of carrying out a sports health evaluation that includes various tests, including an anthropometric measurement with weight values, percentage of fat and muscle mass, BMI, among others; the assessment of physical condition through tests of strength and endurance; balance and postural control through a platform of pressures; and respiratory capacity by spirometry. In addition, a simple evaluation of the food foods of the said population is also included. Once the evaluations are completed, you will receive from the City Council staff the participants and their families, an individualized report with the data obtained from each of the tests carried out, as well as a series of general recommendations regarding each parameter. In addition, each athlete will have access to the project’s digital platform, where they can consult, analyze and compare their individual results with other sports or populations.

Grupo ECSA did the implementation of an access control system in the Stadium of the Club Atlético River Plateinstalling their complete solution that consists of more than 200 turnstiles and software.

LUCAS PÉREZ bets on his Nakama Glasses for his participation in the FIFA charity tournament hashtag # LaLigaSantanderChallenge organized by IBAI LLANOS which ends with an overwhelming victory for our Nakama Lucas opted for the Earth model of Nakama Glasses that incorporates our STOP adapter BLUE LIGHT, with the aim of increasing their performance in their FIFA games. Our team made a totally exclusive and personalized piece for our friend, incorporating his name in the terminals of the Tierra model and the cover of his Nakama. The game ended with a crushing 5-1 victory for our Nakama. We are proud to have Lucas in our family!