POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
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Key Lessons and Recommendations<br />
• As far as possible multiple agencies working at a venue<br />
may be avoided.<br />
• The responsibility of getting the venues ready in all respects<br />
such as cabling for network and Cable TV, setting up the<br />
different networks at venues; computer hardware, etc.,<br />
should be the venue owners’ only. The Tech FA should take<br />
care of standardisation, setting up network and equipment<br />
at the FoP and inter venue WAN and policy issues.<br />
• Besides other systems, the DR, BCP and Network<br />
Monitoring, Network and Cyber Security should be<br />
planned and executed meticulously as was done during<br />
these <strong>Games</strong> so that the systems remain incident free.<br />
• The Technology FA should deal mainly with overall design,<br />
supervision, monitoring and coordination work besides<br />
the integration testing, network security and systems<br />
(GMS and TSR, etc.) for the conduct of the <strong>Games</strong>.<br />
TICKETING<br />
The Ticketing FA aimed at achieving five interdependent<br />
objectives for the successful conduct of Delhi 2010:<br />
• Maximise attendance at all sessions for all sports<br />
• Make tickets affordable/accessible by having a range of<br />
ticket prices available for each session and variety of sales<br />
and distribution channels<br />
• Ensure fair and equitable distribution of tickets<br />
• Ensure that both the domestic and international markets are<br />
serviced and that respective <strong>Commonwealth</strong> nations have<br />
access to a wide range of tickets<br />
Key Lessons<br />
• Last minute seat kills due by Broadcasting led to the<br />
potential loss of revenue. This included the identification<br />
and allocation of seats for broadcaster and media tribunes,<br />
camera positions, photographer positions and other seat<br />
kills. Hence it is recommended that seat kills may be defined<br />
well in advance and signed off with the Ticketing FA so that<br />
no reallocation of seats occurs at the last minute<br />
• There was a need to develop comprehensive complimentary<br />
or unsold ticket policies and procedures a few months<br />
prior to the <strong>Games</strong> for the smooth distribution of tickets<br />
to all OC CWG Delhi 2010 stakeholders and customer<br />
groups including VVIPs, sports federations, sporting bodies,<br />
sponsors, corporates, etc.<br />
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