YinzCam and Halo23 Partner to Expand Sports AI Platform in New Markets
YinzCam and Halo23 announced an exclusive strategic partnership to support YinzCam's growth across the GCC, Australia, and New Zealand, the companies said in a press release.
Halo23 will use its business relationships and commercial experience in those markets to support partnerships with rights holders, venues, and operators. YinzCam provides a unified digital and data platform for more than 200 sports organizations and venues across seven countries.
YinzCam's platform combines AI, mobile apps, web services, content, commerce, streaming, loyalty, gamification, CRM, and customer data. The company says its digital products reach more than 150 million fans globally across leagues, clubs, and venues.
The companies also said they have been working together on a digital product for grassroots football focused on participation and community in the GCC, Australia, and New Zealand.
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