5.4 The Sydney Olympic Games system

IBM was responsible for the computer systems which were used in the 2000 Olympic Games. There were a number of components to the system, these included:

• A website which was publicly accessible and which contained features on the Games, the competitors and the results.

• A Games management system which administered the logistics of the Games, for example arranging transportation, accreditation and accommodation for athletes.

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