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On May 21, 1904, in Paris, France, the International Federation of Association Football (Fédération Internationale de Football Association, or FIFA for short) was established. Since soccer is the most popular sport in the world and the World Cup is a global celebration, FIFA has grown to be the richest and most influential international sports organization.
Pain Points
There is something about the use of manual checking of tickets for FIFA tournaments:
- Conventional paper tickets have a risk of physical damage and are vulnerable to theft and duplication, which lowers ticket security.
- The traditional manual ticket checking method causes long lines and low ticket checking efficiency during peak periods of large-scale events.
- The incapacity to manually synchronize data makes data analysis more difficult after the event, which has an impact on operations and decision-making.
Values
- Enhanced satisfaction and security: electronic tickets lower the possibility of fraud.
- Time and money savings: A well-designed ticketing system boosts operational effectiveness by cutting down on labor expenses and waiting times.
- Data-driven decision-making: Cloud-based analytics and real-time data synchronization enable race managers to make prompt and precise decisions.
Solutions
- To avoid damage and forgery, use Seuic mobile computers and encrypted e-tickets.
- Rapid scanning technology minimizes the time spent manually verifying tickets while enhancing the flow of spectators.
- Real-time data transmission via a wireless network allows for cloud storage and analysis.
