01Budget
Compare options before committing.
Connect changes to costs, available resources and commitments already made.
Explore the Budget, procurement & shared resources module ↗EVERY PART OF SPORTS EVENT DELIVERY
Control and optimise the budget.Coordinate every team.Deliver a successful event and competitions.
LinkSports & Events supports organisers in defining, preparing and managing their events.
With SoReady™, connect requirements, resources and information feeds to a shared operational schedule. From preparation to dismantling, each team knows what must be ready, when and who is responsible.
AI explains and proposes.Business engines calculate.People approve.
For programme leaders, organisers, federations, host cities and sports venue managers.
YOUR CHALLENGES
Each team moves forward.
The whole event must work.
Prepare the conditions for a smooth experience for athletes, officials, volunteers, spectators and the media.
02Coordination
Know who acts, when and with whom.
Share dependencies across venues, teams and suppliers to prepare decisions.
Explore the Teams, officials & volunteers module ↗03Requirements
Find the rule and its supporting evidence.
Identify the applicable version, the responsible people and the approvals needed before the deadline.
Explore the Rules & disciplines module ↗Use cases
The functions behind your event.
Rules & disciplines
Link each requirement to the discipline, level, age group and period of applicability.
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Planning & contention engine
Detect incompatible commitments for places, teams or equipment, including transitions.
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Venues, capacity & equipment
Distinguish declared capacity from verified, genuinely available capacity.
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Teams, officials & volunteers
Cross-check qualifications, authorisations, availability, rest and assignments.
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Feeds, EDF & EOS
Qualify signals, correlate them and present their operational consequences.
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Budget, procurement & shared resources
Control and optimise the budget by linking needs to costs and commitments.
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Reporting & lessons learned
Prepare readable summaries and retain the reasons behind decisions.
See detail ↗THE SCHEDULE COVERS THE WHOLE EVENT
From the first requirement to handback.
Preparation
Rules, requirements, resources, budget
Explore the Rules & disciplines module ↗Installation
Deliveries, build, authorisations
Explore the Venues, capacity & equipment module ↗Testing
Checks, rehearsals, evidence
Explore the Risks & readiness evidence module ↗Competitions
Sessions, services, shift changes
Explore the Planning & contention engine module ↗Dismantling
Handback, close-out, lessons learned
Explore the Reporting & lessons learned module ↗Competition venues and shared services: accommodation, catering, accreditation, transport, emergency services, safety and media. Upstream and downstream dependencies belong in the schedule.
LSE + SOREADY
Practical experience.
A connected view of your event.
LSE supports your team
We work with your leads to clarify needs, examine interfaces and prepare decisions. Scope and responsibilities are agreed for each assignment.
SoReady supports event management
SoReady connects your operations and incorporates local or private intelligence to suit your requirements. Modules, deployment and operating responsibilities are agreed with you.
- Sports, rules & documents
- Venues, teams & schedules
- Budget, resources & procurement
- Risks, feeds & operations
- Guest services & media
- Reporting & AI assistance
Available functions, integrations and operating conditions are confirmed before any commitment.
YOUR OPERATIONS. YOUR DATA. YOUR DECISIONS.
Intelligence that serves your organisation.
SoReady understands your operations.
Budgets, teams, venues and schedules: see the connected effects of a change.
See how it works ↗SoReady protects your data.
AI designed to work within your environment, with controlled access and data exchanges.
See how it works ↗SoReady keeps people in charge.
Sources, assumptions and options to examine. Authorised people retain approval.
See how it works ↗Local AI is a product choice. Sensitive data can be analysed within your environment without requiring an external AI service. SoReady Intelligence ↗
Demonstration
One change. Connected impacts.
Explore a coordination example: a time changes and one team works across two venues.
Explore the schedule and its conflicts ↗SCENARIO · A START TIME CHANGES+30 min
SoReady · Proposed scenario
Two venues. One shared team.
15 min conflict at venue B
Illustrative times · proposal for review
SoReady · EDF / EOS
Feeds matter when their consequences are connected.
A transport delay affects more than mobility: it may delay a shift, block preparation and threaten a competition start. SoReady connects signals and shows what needs checking.
01SourcesTransport, weather, access, teams…02ChecksIdentity, time, quality, duplicates03EDFDistribution and correlation04EOSOperational view by role
Quarantined: evidence retained, excluded from decisions until verified.
LinkSports & Events
The catalogue does not mean every connection is available. Two signals occurring close together do not prove a causal relationship.
AN ASSIGNMENT UNDER WAY
An approach already being applied.
LinkSports & Events is carrying out a long-term operational assignment for an international sports organisation: researching, structuring and making reliable sports information available, supported by controlled AI tools and a dedicated business portal.
The programme and organisation remain confidential until publication is authorised. The founder’s previous career is distinct from LSE’s contractual track record.
START WITH A CONTROLLED SCOPE
Assess value on a real case.
LinkSports & Events can frame a pilot around one process, one event or a limited set of disciplines. Scope, sources, owners and success criteria are agreed before launch.
The pilot assesses data quality, decision traceability, operational effort avoided and the conditions for a broader deployment. The review documents results, observed gaps and recommendations.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR EVENT
A need. A deadline.
A useful first conversation.
Tell us about your event, your role and the situation to examine. We can then agree the scope, deliverables and conditions for the next step.
Describe your needs without sending sensitive or confidential data.