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In many ways, Tele2 Arena exemplifies the Internet of Everything, the idea of bringing
together people, process, data, and things to make networked connections more
relevant and valuable than ever before. “And we have a model for monetizing new
services,” says Sand.
together people, process, data, and things to make networked connections more
relevant and valuable than ever before. “And we have a model for monetizing new
services,” says Sand.
With the introduction of Cisco® StadiumVision Mobile, the arena intends to further
grow fan intimacy. Offered as an opt-in/opt-out service, a new mobile application will
provide fans with live event video, instant replays, alternative camera angles, breaking
news, key information, and promotional offers. As a result, the arena can build
customer loyalty and drive revenues from advertising and ticket sales on the app.
grow fan intimacy. Offered as an opt-in/opt-out service, a new mobile application will
provide fans with live event video, instant replays, alternative camera angles, breaking
news, key information, and promotional offers. As a result, the arena can build
customer loyalty and drive revenues from advertising and ticket sales on the app.
Technical Implementation
The arena’s LAN provides 10Gbps Ethernet connectivity and is built on Cisco Nexus®
7000 and Catalyst® 4500 and 3750 Series Switches. The wireless LAN consists of
four Cisco 5508 Series Wireless Controllers and 340 Cisco Aironet® 3500 and 3600
Series Wireless Access Points equipped with Cisco CleanAir® technology to minimize
interference and enable dynamic rerouting. In the arena bowl, the purpose-built, high-
gain Cisco Stadium Antenna is used to provide comprehensive coverage and capacity.
7000 and Catalyst® 4500 and 3750 Series Switches. The wireless LAN consists of
four Cisco 5508 Series Wireless Controllers and 340 Cisco Aironet® 3500 and 3600
Series Wireless Access Points equipped with Cisco CleanAir® technology to minimize
interference and enable dynamic rerouting. In the arena bowl, the purpose-built, high-
gain Cisco Stadium Antenna is used to provide comprehensive coverage and capacity.
Cisco Prime™ Infrastructure offers unified management of both wired and wireless
networks, which are secured with Cisco ASA 5585X Series Adaptive Security
Appliance for firewalling services.
networks, which are secured with Cisco ASA 5585X Series Adaptive Security
Appliance for firewalling services.
Collaboration is enabled with Cisco Unified Communications Manager, which
supports 180 Cisco Unified IP Phones (6921, 9951, and 9971 Series) offering
high-quality interactive multimedia communications and video. VIP suites are fitted
with touchscreen phones, and the arena also uses Cisco Unified IP Conferencing
and Unity® Express for integrated messaging and voicemail.
supports 180 Cisco Unified IP Phones (6921, 9951, and 9971 Series) offering
high-quality interactive multimedia communications and video. VIP suites are fitted
with touchscreen phones, and the arena also uses Cisco Unified IP Conferencing
and Unity® Express for integrated messaging and voicemail.
For video experience, the Tele2 Arena relies on Cisco StadiumVision. This solution
allows hundreds or thousands of displays to be controlled from a single monitor,
enabling, for example, in-game promotions or special offers of merchandise to
suite holders. Cisco Digital Content Manager and Cisco Digital Media Player 4310
are used to deliver live HD broadcasts from the Cisco-powered video headend,
web content, graphics, and text on screens across the arena. The imminent
addition of StadiumVision Mobile Streamer will provide live and playback video to
tens of thousands of mobile devices.
allows hundreds or thousands of displays to be controlled from a single monitor,
enabling, for example, in-game promotions or special offers of merchandise to
suite holders. Cisco Digital Content Manager and Cisco Digital Media Player 4310
are used to deliver live HD broadcasts from the Cisco-powered video headend,
web content, graphics, and text on screens across the arena. The imminent
addition of StadiumVision Mobile Streamer will provide live and playback video to
tens of thousands of mobile devices.
Customer Case Study
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Andreas Sand
CFO and Deputy CEO
Stockholm Globe Arenas
CFO and Deputy CEO
Stockholm Globe Arenas
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