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Sport Innovation
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Expert Insight
Dag Rød Hilland - Test leader at Studentidretten i Bergen - link to blog here
Enhancing performance using GPS tracking in the English Premier League
Case Studies
2013
Project Management
Ryan- Gold Coast Corporate Tag Sevens
Courtney - Jessica Watson: The Youngest Person to Solo Circumnavigate the Globe
Katy - Tough Enough to Wear Pink
Tam - Review of the 5th Test - The McGrath Foundation
2012
Sport Business Innovation
Jonathan - WorldGlass Customer Discovery
Clemens and Jomadean - Ticket Wristband
Tom - BTS Tennis
Mads - DiscoverSea Customer Discovery
Mathias - ticket2mountain
Micah - Momentum Sports
Dhruv/Tim - Talent Identification Network(TTIN.COM)
Emerging Technologies in Sport
Jarah - Get Data Logging System for Motocross
Kristina - Power Plate® powerBIKE™
Dani - Nike+ FuelBand
Courtney - Barefoot Running Shoes
Ryan - RipNET Lacrosse Technology
Jacq - Technology In NFL Helmets
Justin - Accelerometers in Running
Project Management
Group 1:
Ashlee, Rhiannon & Linda: "AFL Tigers" Case study for Tigers 2012
Group 2:
Kristen, Dani, Jarah, Jacq: "Formation of the 17th AFL team - "Gold Coast Suns"" Case study for AFL Bid
Group 3:
Kristina, Elizabeth, Justin: " 2011 Women In Super Mother's Day Classic" 2011 Women in Super Mother's Day Classic
2011
Business Innovation
Group 1: Steph H., Steph W. and Rasmus
Active Network in Action - Event management SaaS
Group 2: Cintia, Elizabeth and Georges
The influence of technology on- and off-field at the 2014 FIFA World Cup
2010
IMG Combine360 - global measurement standard for improved sports performance, health and fitness
Skins - compression sportswear
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