Deloivered at the SharePoint Evolutions Conference in April 2013 - a case study style session showing how the London 2012 guys used SharePoint to deliver the greatest show on earth!
6. 4,700 medals were
minted by the Royal Mint,
and stored in the Tower
of London
70,000 Volunteer âGames Makersâ were
needed, 240,000 applications were
received!
BBC broadcast over 5,000 hours of
footage â probably the most watched TV
event. Ever!
7. Trinity
ďľ Founded in 1993
ďľ Private limited company
ďľ 400+ FTE
ďľ ÂŁ45m annual services revenue
ďľ Offices in Coventry, London &
Trinity HQ
Hitchin
ďľ Microsoft Partner
ď§
ď§
9 Gold Competencies (inc Portals
and Collab, Digital marketing)
6 Silver Competencies
ďľ VMware & Citrix Partner
ďľ Strategy of growth & acquisition
Hitchin
London
11. âIt was ready for a refresh. It hadnât moved on
from the beginning of the century. It was time to
move on and the user demand has moved on.â
âExpectations of technology are higher than at
previous Olympics.â
Gerry Pennell
CIO, London Organising Committee of the
Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG)
Pennell on re-development of three quarters of the IT
applications that has taken place for London2012
13. Project Team
Project
Manag
er
ď§ Team assembled from different disciplines
Project and TA roles are key
ď§ PM
Technical
Architect
Manager
Discipline lead - X
Discipline lead - X
Discipline lead - Y
Technical
Architect
Technical
Discipline lead - X
Technical
Project Management
Architects
Architects
Discipline Leads
Discipline lead - Y
Discipline Specialists
Development
Technical
Architects
Disciplines:
Discipline lead - X
Discipline Leads
Project Management
Discipline Specialists
IWSP
Development
IWSP
DUET
BAST
Infrastructure
Discipline Leads
Discipline Specialists
DUET
16. âThe trouble is the infrastructure in the cloud is
not sufficiently mature enough to support the
kind of things we're doing in the Olympics. The
applications aren't there, they're not written for
the cloud; quite a big migration would be
required to move particularly that core
infrastructure into the cloud.â
Gerry Pennell
CIO, London Organising Committee of the
Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG)
July 2012 in an interview for CIO Magazine
36. NBC â London 2012
Dan Holme (yes, that Dan Holme) was the Microsoft Technology
Consultant for the NBC Olympic operation, read more:
http://sharepointpromag.com/blog/sharepoint-intranet-nbcolympics-how-we-did-it-part-1
41. Australian Olympic Committee
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Trinity were appointed to provide IT services
and equipment
Based primarily at the Athlete Village or Main
Press Centre
Team of 10 Engineers, plus SDM, Logistics
and PM
Setup all AOC venues
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Press
Distribution
Athlete Recovery
Athlete Conditioning
Australian Commissioners Office
Over ÂŁ75k in AV and IT kit specâd, delivered
and installed in under 2 weeks
All elements of the Australian contingent were
supported 24/7 through game-time
44. âAt Games time it's not acceptable for a typical
corporate business service level to prevail. The
model where you ring up a help desk and
several days later you get a fix won't really
workâŚ
We need the right support model provisioned
locally, and we need to make sure we have the
right technological expertise on tap.â
Gerry Pennell
CIO, London Organising Committee of the
Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG)
July 2012 in an interview for CIO Magazine
45. Support
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Support framework agreed 2009
Intranet/Extranet/Apps
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Each âAppâ went through HOTS
On-site project team plus Support
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BTS/SSRS/CRM
Full-time from mid-2009
From March 2012 on-site was 24/7 (5 people)
From January 2009 remote support was
available 24/7
Change Freeze from March 2012 *1
Total calls logged from Jan 2009 to Dec 2012
wasâŚâŚ..
256
53. Olympic Video
ďľ Video
removed for publishing on
SlideShare
ďľ Source: IOC YouTube Channel
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbsXU
JITa40)
54. âthe greatest show on earth;
the most difficult logistical
operation demanded of any
country in peacetime.â
Source: BCS.org
55. âSelecting LOCOG as the recipient of this yearâs
Outstanding Contribution to IT Award was easy;
the team thoroughly deserve to be recognised
for their work.â
âWhat is really impressive is that LOCOG not
only innovated and created the most technology
enabled Games of all time, but they have also
created a great public awareness of the role that
technology plays and brought to life its value
and importance in society today.â
David Clarke
Group CEO, BCS
56.
57. Richard Whitehead MBE
London 2012 Paralympic 200m T42 Champion
World Record holder (Marathon, half-marathon and 200m)
@Marathonchamp
58.
59. Thank you for attending!
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