Sports Business

Hello Folks! Here's hoping you are all doing well. Let's talk about data. In today's digital age, data is everywhere and we all are generating bucket loads of it with various activities we participate in. It is considered by many as the new oil if used correctly and rightly so as a lot of things can be done with it, whether it is business, sports, education, etc. Data once captured and stored in itself though is just meaningless. It needs proper management so that it can be analysed to generate insights which can help in the development of future course of actions. To do just that, Google, the omnipresent software giant offers a service known as Data Studio  which lets you connect and convert raw data from various sources into interactive, engaging and easily understandable reports and dashboards without any burden of writing code or queries. Google Data Studio offers a wide range of features that allow us to tell us a story our way through reports and dashboards. D...

Hola Amigos! Before we take a deep dive into the world of sports business, let's talk about life a bit. Life is all about garnering experiences. So, I'm going to share with you some blogs you might want to checkout to spice your life up. Don't mind me continuing the sports theme here, I'm a bit biased😉. Go check out Mike's Blue Jays blog and visit Roger's Centre to watch a game of baseball. Watching a live game in a stadium, watching human athletic excellence on display amongst a huge roaring crowd is an experience in itself. So, add this to your bucket list. Surely, if you will go to a Rogers game, you sure as hell will be exploring the beautiful city of Toronto. For some advice and recommendations on the places to enjoy in Toronto, you won't stumble upon a better blog than Deepa's Toronto Treats . To capture all those memories, I'm sure Jaspreeet's Shutter Voyage will provide you all the information you need to get a nice camera or t...

Photo by Abigail Keenan on Unsplash As a huge sports aficionado and business student, I zeroed in on the idea to set up a sports business blog where I will be bringing the latest happenings in the world of sports business at your disposal with my spin on it. Born and raised in India, Cricket was basically the first sport I was introduced to as a kid but it was more of an 'arranged marriage'. It was not until I turned 13 that I was introduced to the sport of soccer and the rest is history. It was 'love at first sight' and true love at that. It 's been a decade and the love for the  has only grown deeper. In addition, I am a lifelong Madridista (Real Madrid fan). So, 'Hala Madrid y Nada Mas'. Alongside soccer, I also started following the sport of basketball and follow Tennis, American Football, UFC and F1. Almost all of us have grown up watching, playing and following sports in some capacity but not all of us are intrigued by the activities t...