The London 2012 Organising Committee is seeking a new system to handle all information and data for the 2012 Games, to ensure they run as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
Companies are being asked to provide an integrated solution for all internal information related to the staging of the Games, covering everything from cost and revenue to the route of the Torch Relays, from facility requirements to volunteer scheduling.
London 2012 Organising Committee Chief Executive Paul Deighton said: "We want to capitalise on new and existing technologies to improve the quality of the Games we deliver.
"The amount of information needed to stage the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games is vast and is evolving all the time.
"Having a single data sharing programme in place which can integrate information across all functional and operational areas will play a vital role in our plans to host the best possible Games in 2012."
11 September 2006
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London 2012 Organising Committee Chief Executive Paul Deighton said: "We want to capitalise on new and existing technologies to improve the quality of the Games we deliver.
"The amount of information needed to stage the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games is vast and is evolving all the time.
"Having a single data sharing programme in place which can integrate information across all functional and operational areas will play a vital role in our plans to host the best possible Games in 2012."
11 September 2006
Read the full media release
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