Celebrating 35 years of collaboration
For more than three decades, Atos has proudly delivered services to the Olympic and Paralympic Movement. Our longstanding collaboration has spanned over 20 years as the Worldwide IT Partner of the Olympic Games — a journey defined by trust, innovation and shared goals.
Over 35 years
of continuous innovation and collaboration with the Olympic movement
Since Salt Lake City 2002
Worldwide IT Partner of the International Olympic Committee
Since Beijing 2008
Worldwide IT Partner of the International Paralympic Committee
The Olympic Games have always been at the forefront of technological innovation. Beijing 2022 was no exception thanks to our Worldwide Olympic Partner Atos, who played a key role in our approach and in the IT orchestration, and helped deliver safe and secure Games.
Thomas Bach
International Olympic Committee (IOC) President
We like to think of the Atos team as our silent partner. We do not see them but we know that they are in the background performing an absolutely essential role. Their delivery of key IT systems for the Paralympic Games allows us to engage with a worldwide audience and deliver a message of inclusion.
Andrew Parsons
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) President
The Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024: the most digital and secure in history
Atos integrated, managed and secured the critical IT systems to offer billions of fans around the world the most digital Olympic and Paralympic Games in history. Atos has been the leading technology integrator, from program management to systems integration, and the provider of 150+ core applications.
Application modernization and DevSecOps
Atos has implemented DevSecOps practices that enhance security while preserving agility and scalability. We have deployed nearly 600 containerized microservices that have transformed app development for the Olympic and Paralympic Games, speeding up the process by 3.
Delivering key applications for the IOC and IPC
Atos is delivering more than 150 key applications, including the Olympic Management System (OMS) and Olympic Diffusion System (ODS). These applications ensure centralized information and interaction between the various stakeholders, such as athletes, coaches, commentators, fans and organizing partners.
Ensuring technology readiness
Atos will conduct over 250 000 hours of rigorous testing before the competition begins. This initiative is performed using real data and scenarios from previous Olympic and Paralympic Games, guaranteeing that all critical applications run smoothly during the competition.
Real-time data transmission for fans and media
Atos distributes real-time data to officials and international media, keeping everyone — whether inside an event venue or watching at home across the globe — up to date with the latest Olympic and Paralympic Games results. Atos’s Commentator Information System (CIS) transmits results and sports information nearly instantaneously to broadcasters and media.
Reducing environmental impact on IT around the Olympic and Paralympic Games
By reducing physical servers and adopting more efficient development practices, we have played a significant part in delivering a greener Olympic and Paralympic Games, contributing to a climate-positive future.
The IOC and Atos have been on a journey together since 1989, when the company first became a key technology provider for the Olympic Movement. We have relied on Atos’ expertise and delivery throughout this period of great digital transformation, including here at the Olympic Games Paris 2024. On behalf of the IOC, I would like to thank Atos for their partnership over more than three decades.
Thomas Bach
One operating model — Three IT facilities
Behind the scenes, technology is at the heart of the event. More than 300 Atos experts are dedicated to the success of Paris 2024, bringing together innovative IT solutions for the most connected Olympic and Paralympic Games in history from three key locations.
Technology Operations Center (TOC)
The TOC is located in the host city (Paris), and houses nearly 300 technology professionals from Atos, the IOC, Organizing Committee and other technology partners. These dedicated teams work around the clock to ensure seamless technology operations during the competition.
