Next Gen PPPs: Tackling asset management and big data like the NFL

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Jan 01, 2016
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This article is extracted from Handshake Issue #17: Data.

"Black Monday” in the National Football League (NFL) is the day after the final regular season games are played across the United States in early January. It is a day of reckoning for the coaches and general managers of 20 of the NFL’s 32 teams. Performance is assessed and failure to meet lofty expectations often results in a carousel of changes for the teams that did not make the playoffs.

Few industries are as obsessed with performance as professional sports—and with annual revenues in excess of $10 billion, the NFL is one of the most demanding. While simple wins and losses over a 16-game regular season remain the key indicators of success, the league’s ultra-competitive nature has led to the development of “Next Gen Stats”—advanced statistical measures driven by Big Data and new technologies—to create even more information to help organizations make smarter decisions.

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