Lenovo's tools are giving the FIFA World Cup a boost as it prepares for its June 16 kickoff, such as AI that helps with officiating in the form of SAOT. Also: WMT Digital's new AI tools help teams and colleges better know their customers -- and sell to them.

For Andres Focil, there’s always a bigger picture. The CEO and founder of WMT Digital started his firm as a new-age marketing platform in the early days of SEO. Since then, the company has produced a suite of products that touch many facets of sports, like platform building, engagement and ticketing...

This upcoming FIFA World Cup has been described as many things:

WePlayed Sports, an AI-powered clipping tool that helps university athletic departments produce social media-ready video content, rolled out a new offering earlier this month called Own the Moment.

DocuLingo is using AI to create one place to handle all sorts of comms and documents associated with deals, and it even handles translations. Also: How X Games

Tom Kiley wouldn’t call himself a “tech guy.” But he is likely going to lean on it more often in his new role.

Taylor Wrice didn’t see a document problem. He saw a communication problem. And that became clear as he guided me through a quick demo of his fledgling platform, DocuLingo.

Minor League Baseball and Diamond Baseball Holdings reached multi-year deals with Victory Live to be the pair’s preferred secondary ticketing service. Financial terms of the deal were not shared with SBJ.

The victorious states in the antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation and its subsidiary, Ticketmaster, are still seeking the breakup of Live Nation-Ticketmaster as a remedy to the verdict that the larger business acted as an illegal monopoly.

SBJ's Tech Week featured a numbers of speakers and awards, and this week's SBJ Tech newsletter wraps up all the winners, discussion and behind the scenes chatter and who was seen and heard.