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Over 300 attendees welcomed by Atos and the Spanish Olympic Committee to celebrate the digital transformation of the Olympic Games

Madrid, 20th January 2017

Atos welcomed over 300 attendees including Spanish Secretary of State for Sport, José Ramón Lete, as well as many partners and several top tier journalists to its De Rio 2016 a Tokio 2020 event held in Madrid this week. The event hosted together with the Spanish Olympic Committee and Tokyo 2020 worldwide partner Bridgestone celebrated the success of Rio 2016 and looked towards the digital transformation of the upcoming Olympics.

With less than 18 months to go until the Olympic Winter Games Pyeongchang 2018, and less than four years left until Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 all eyes are now on Asia to the Games that will be the first to be delivered 100 percent from the Cloud.

Olympics Spain Rio a Tokio

The event welcomed several key Spanish media including journalists from Cinco Dias, El Economista, El Mundo Innovadores and Radio National de España. In addition to announcing that all critical IT systems will be hosted from the Cloud, Atos also explained that there will be a new dedicated Atos Integration Test Lab in Madrid to manage all of the system testing, as well as a new dedicated Technical Technology Operations Center (TOC) in Barcelona which will remotely support the host city.

Referencing Atos’s role as Worldwide Information Technology Partner of the International Olympic Committee, Patrick Adiba, Group Executive Vice President / Chief Commercial Officer – CEO Olympics & Major Events at Atos hosted an animated roundtable discussion on the Digital Transformation of the Olympic Games.

Additional spokespeople at the event included Alejandro Blanco – President of the Spanish Olympic Committee, Luis Miguel Álvarez – Director of Marketing for Bridgestone Spain, Iván Lozano – CEO Atos Iberia, José Ramón Lete – Spanish Secretary of State for Sport and Paloma del Rio, sports journalist at national Spanish TV broadcaster TVE. The event also welcomed Michele Hyron – Tokyo 2020 Chief Integrator Officer at Atos, who joined via a live connection from Tokyo, and for whom Tokyo 2020 will be her tenth Olympics and the third as Chief Integrator.