Our podcast provocatively uses the metaphor of the NFL "stealing Christmas" from the traditional 'NBA Christmas Day turf' to highlight the critical importance of secure data management for success in the league.

It argues that the teams that can effectively leverage and protect their data at scale will gain a significant competitive advantage and ultimately "steal" the 2025 season.

The NFL Stole Christmas ..... Secure Data-at-Scale Will Dictate Who Steals 2025 - TIAKI

We explore how European football clubs, facing potential revenue erosion from factors like possible Trump tariffs, are increasingly reliant on data, AI, and cybersecurity to secure and enhance their digital revenue streams.

The podcast highlights how these technologies are not just cost centres, but vital tools for navigating economic uncertainty and maximizing the value of clubs' digital fan engagement.

Trump Tariffs & Eroding Revenues: Data, Al and Cybersecurity Provide the Lifeline for Europe's Football Elite - TIAKI

We explore how the sports broadcasting landscape is becoming increasingly fragmented, with fans consuming content across numerous platforms and devices. To thrive in this new era, broadcasters must embrace immersive technologies and create engaging, interactive experiences that cater to evolving fan expectations.

https://tiaki.ai/sports-broadcasting-in-the-age-of-fragmentation-and-immersive-experiences/

This TIAKI podcast emphasizes the importance of quantifying cybersecurity risks and performance using Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that resonate with boardroom executives. By translating complex technical data into business-relevant metrics, organizations can better protect their franchise value and secure necessary investments in cybersecurity.

https://tiaki.ai/protecting-the-franchise-quantifiable-cybersecurity-kpis-for-the-boardroom/

How sports broadcasters are missing an opportunity by not adapting to Gen Z's viewing habits, which are more interactive, personalized, and community-driven. To engage this demographic, broadcasters need to move beyond traditional formats and create immersive experiences that align with how younger audiences consume content, drawing lessons from the esports model.