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Atos, through the SchlumbergerSema's acquisition, was involved in previous Games during the 1990s, starting with the Barcelona Olympic Games in 1992, where we were the COOB Official supplier of Operational Systems. We designed and implemented the following systems and services: In the summer of 1996, we became the ACOG supplier for the Atlanta Olympic Games, where we provided general consultancy in Operational Management Systems for ticketing and accommodation, and also the system design for accreditation, staffing, medical services and arrival & departure applications. Two years later, Atos was involved with the Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan. For NAGANO 1998, we subcontracted with IBM, once again providing accreditation systems and system operation services. In September 2000, an Atos technical team found itself in Australia deploying some of the critical Games Management software applications for the SYDNEY 2000 Olympic Games. In 2002, Atos deployed its team in North America for the IT management of the Salt Lake City Olympic Winter Games. Throughout the 17 days of events and ceremonies, our IT systems and technology team delivered a gold medal performance. For Salt Lake, we used knowledge transfer from previous Games to build a stable, secure IT platform, and we developed processes and applications that serve as the building blocks of future information technology, reports, archives and shared sports data for the next Olympic Games. In 2004, Atos, as Worldwide Information Technology (IT) Partner of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), announced the successful completion of its IT operations for the ATHENS 2004 Olympic Games. During the 16 days of competition, more than five million security alerts to the Games IT systems were recorded, of which just 425 were serious and 20 critical. Intrusions included accredited people attempting to disconnect INFO 2004, the Olympic Games intranet that provides results, schedule and athlete information, in order to connect personal laptops to access the Internet. The IT team was able to respond fast to all the critical alerts and prevent unauthorized access. As the lead systems integrator for the Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games, Atos managed a consortium of technology partners and suppliers to install and manage the Olympic IT infrastructure and systems. We operated the Main Technology Center, the Integration Test Lab, the PC Factory, and several data centers used for primary storage and back-up disaster recovery. We also handled the data and information security protecting the entire IT infrastructure of the Games. The 2006 Winter Olympic Games took place in seven venues in and around Torino, Italy. Over 2,500 athletes competed in 15 disciplines including skiing, ice hockey and snowboarding. Once the Olympic Games began, the Atos-led IT team worked 24/7 to monitor the IT systems and infrastructure across all the Olympic venues. It ensured that all results and athlete information was transmitted accurately and instantly to 10,000 media representatives, as well as the official Torino 2006 website and news and press agencies. In August 2008, Atos delivered on its mission critical role for the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games. While top-class athletes from around the world broke 322 world records and 471 Olympic and Paralympic records during the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games, behind the scenes the IT team led by Atos smashed records of its own. We provided the IT systems and software that processed and activated 70 percent more accreditations. We securely processed more than 80 percent more competition data for media and news agencies worldwide. And we collected and filtered millions of IT security events each day to detect any potential security risk for the Olympic and Paralympic Games IT systems. From these, less than 100 were identified as real issues. All were resolved, with no impact at all on the Games. The Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games involved over 3,500 athletes from more than 80 countries competing in 30 disciplines at 35 different venues for the Olympics and 10 for the Paralympics. As well as handling all the results and information systems, the IT infrastructure had to be able to cope with over 31,000 volunteers, 11,200 members of the media from around the world, as well as systems handling accreditation, and transportation amongst others. Furthermore, Atos has been recognized for its Games-related sustainability technology innovations and commitment to creating greener Games. The Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) awarded Atos a “Sustainability Star” for helping it achieve its sustainability goals. Our IT Partnership with the Olympic Games is a remarkable showcase for our capabilities. Atos can successfully support complex, diverse IT needs – including risk and knowledge management, IT security, partner and program management, and intense, real-time operations – anywhere in the world, at any scale or magnitude. Atos maximizes business performance to create truly sustainable competitive advantages.
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Olimpijske i Paraolimpijske Zimske igre Sochi 2014 Zimske olimpijske igre su bile najveće do sada s 12 novih kategorija za medalje - najveći broj novih događanja u odnosu na prošle Zimske olimpijske igre. Najbolji sportaši, deseci tisuća predanih volontera, milijuni posjetitelja, milijarde gledatelja, složena logistika i kritična IT sigurnost čine Olimpijske i Paraolimpijske igre nečim većim od običnog sportskog događaja. To je najveći svjetski sportski spektakl i ništa od toga ne bi bilo moguće bez tehnologije. Najdigitalnije Zimske igre svih vremena Vjerujemo da će mobilnost dalje rasti. Nadalje sadržaj mora biti dostupan u realnom vremenu bilo kada, bilo gdje i na bilo kojim uređajima. Olimpijske i Paraolimpijske igre Sochi 2014 su također po prvi puta bile obilježene myInfo+ usluga za tiskane i elektronske medije za provjeru informacija uključujući raspored natjecanja, rangiranje medalja, vremensku prognozu i nove vijesti koje su bile dostupne na mobilnim uređajima. Mediji su također imali mogućnost pristupa kako u Sochiju tako i na udaljenim lokacijiama diljem svijeta komentatorskom informacijskom sustavu koji će im pružati najnovije informacije o natjecanjima i rezultatima kao pomoć za obogaćivanje njihovih komentara. Partner po izboru Sochi 2014 su bile naše sedme Igre kao Svjetski IT partner Međunarodnog olimpijskog odbora i četvrte Paraolimpijske igre kao partner IPC-a. Kao i na prošlim Igrama, Atos je bio odgovoran za vođenje konzorcijuma IT partnera za dizajn, izradu i upravljanje masivnom, kritičnom infrastrukturom i rješenjima koja su podržavala Zimske olimpijske i paraolimpijske igre Sochi 2014. Sochi 2014: ključne brojke Kontaktirajte nas Your Business Technologists! Preuzmite izvješće Pročitajte kako Dmitrij Chernyshenko, Predsjednik i izvršni direktor Olimpijskih igara Sochi 2014, objašnjava kako su društveni mediji u središtu njegove vizije Igara.