With the return of live sports events, including the rearranged Euro 2020 and Tokyo Olympics, it has been a very busy summer for Enetpulse.
Marc Stenum, Head of Business Development at Enetpulse, explained how the Danish-based sports data provider has used the Covid crisis to rethink how it meets the needs of its clients.
The anticipation and longing have probably never been bigger for sports fans than before the postponed Euro 2020 tournament this summer. At Enetpulse, a leading sports data provider, the focus is now on bringing the thrill back for football fans.
Sports data provider Enetpulse has spent the extra year rethinking its solutions for this summer’s showpiece Euro 2020 football tournament.
Back in 2000, Enetpulse started as a Danish startup gathering sports data from a few football leagues – delivered to a few clients in the format of teletext.
Enetpulse Content Manager, Lyuben Starev, was a guest on Diema Sport during the match build-up for the Bulgarian derby between Ludogorets and Levski Sofia. Using Enetpulse data, Lyuben Starev talks about the strikers of the two teams and how they compare, followed by a discussion about the playing style of Ludogorets.
