The
collaboration sees Connexin act as Maidenhead United’s technology consultant,
providing the club with both immediate and long-term digital solutions to
elevate its offering. Connexin will play a key role in the development of the
club’s new stadium, helping to create a digitally advanced arena for the team,
fans and the wider community.
Furqan
Alamgir, CEO of Connexin, said: “Maidenhead United is a progressive
organisation that is constantly looking to innovate and harness new
technologies, which is why we are so excited to be partnering with the club as
it goes on its digital journey.
“Through
providing our expertise and understanding of smart technologies, we hope to
help Maidenhead United become a leading digital football club and create a new
stadium that benefits everyone, from the team to businesses and the people of
Maidenhead.”
The
stadium, which will be built near Braywick Leisure Centre, will include
conference spaces for businesses, a work and wellbeing centre, and provide
cutting edge facilities for local sports and athletics clubs to meet and train.
The partnership will also bring added benefits to Maidenhead United fans,
including increased seating capacity and parking that is currently unavailable
at York Road.
Maidenhead`s
CEO Jon Adams said: “We are delighted to work with such a forward-thinking,
creative, adaptive business on our exciting future to embrace technology. As a
football club, it is vital to provide our supporters, partners and community with
state-of-the-art facilities that enable growth of engagement and opportunity.”
Digital
capabilities that will feature at the new ground include smart metering,
improved digital ticketing systems, improved CCTV operations and fibre
connectivity, creating a sustainable and advanced stadium harnessing the latest
technologies. Connexin is also currently streamlining Maidenhead United’s
online services, bringing its multiple websites under one platform. |