king of the sports world

Chapter 51 077 Sports Application of Big Data Computing
After the interview, Lin Wenlei hurried to Xiakou Sheraton Hotel. Bentler introduced him to a man named Ian Turner. He didn't say much, but said that it would be best to meet him.

Lin Wenlei was a little curious, so he arranged a meeting, and now he and Helen Soma are waiting at the Sheraton.

Getting off the Porsche 911, I saw a smiling Helen Soma waiting at the door in a black silk dress and a tight-colored dress.Noticing Lin Wenlei's hesitation and even defensiveness after seeing her, Soma almost sighed in her heart.

Helen Soma also played an important role in the previous game where Voigt, Herus and Welf framed Lin Wenlei.She admits that she is a vain girl, eager to get into the upper class with her beautiful face and decent intelligence, so Welf, who can offer her this opportunity, tempts her a little bit, and she gladly goes on the stage and tricks Lin Wenlei Not even an iota of guilt.

But who would have thought that after they weaved their energy, they would give Lin Wenlei a big gold mine.Not only did Lin Wenlei sell for a sky-high price of 20 billion euros (it was an ordinary large-scale gold mine), but he also hooked up with the boss of Glencore and entered the top European circle in one fell swoop, Helen Suo The world that Ma dreamed of squeezing into.

Now, Voigt and Herus have been thrown into prison on various legal charges, and it is almost impossible to leave in this life.And she, Helen Soma could not refuse to become Lin Wenlei's assistant.In the past, Soma would definitely be happy to be closer to the most powerful circle in Europe, which is composed of big businessmen and big bankers.But now, she is just a little woman who got this position because of punishment, and the boss who can decide her fate still hates her and doesn't trust her...

Helen Soma tried her best to make Lin Wenlei notice her side of a little woman, and tried her best to change her boss's impression of her.

"Boss, this is Ian Turner's information..."

Lin Wenlei took it and saw that Ian Turner was 36 years old and an American.Graduated from Stanford University, studying computer systems engineering.After graduating, he worked in the large-scale computer research center of IBM, and then worked as a data analyst for the Oakland Raiders of an American football team. He was fired a year ago.

"Boss, Turner may want to talk to you about digital football. He has been working on the application of big data computing in sports. He has lobbied many people, but he is not willing to invest because of the huge cost..."

Soma's introduction aroused Lin Wenlei's interest, which should be the reason why Benteler introduced him.I walked quickly to Somazhi's coffee shop.When Helen Soma placed a hand on Lin Wenlei's arm, Lin Wenlei's muscles stiffened, and then he quickly pulled away.

The expressions of both of them were unnatural for a short moment, and then they walked inside as if nothing had happened. Helen Soma also introduced Lin Wenlei and Ian Turner with a natural expression. .

After exchanging pleasantries, they sat down, and both of them secretly looked at each other at the same time.In Lin Wenlei's view, Ian Turner is not like the computers or programmers in his impression, slovenly, lacking in exercise, and pale. Instead, he has a cropped cropped head, with powerful arms and piercing eyes exposed from the T-shirt. , more like an athlete.

"Mr. Lin, I heard Bendtner introduce you. I am very interested in your ideas on introducing digital training equipment in English football training. And my research - the application of big data computing in high-confrontation sports, and yours There are a lot of overlapping and mutual promotion effects in the research. If you are willing to invest, I think my research will definitely have a chemical reaction with your research and produce a multiplied effect!"

Ian Turner was trying to convince Lin Wenlei, but Lin Wenlei had a hard time listening to his inexperienced German, and he only heard a sentence that interested him in a long time-'the application of big data computing in high-confrontation sports'.Just wait for him to come up with some dry goods.

Turner took out a document under Soma's hint, and then Helen Soma took it naturally, helped Lin Wenlei remove the coffee cup in front of him, put the document away, and helped open it. Everything was done as a matter of course. Not pretentious.

"Well, yes, in Chinese...", Lin Wenlei was quite satisfied with the document.He was quite worried that Ian Turner would come up with an English document. Lin Wenlei's education in China was only high school, and he couldn't learn German because of life and school pressure, and he knew almost nothing about English.

Lin Wenlei knew that it was Helen Soma who should be doing the work. He took a look and saw that she didn't raise her head. She was concentrating on looking at another English document without saying anything, and flipped through her own Chinese document.

Ian Turner's initial part was nothing special, mainly about establishing a player database, analyzing and calculating players' technical characteristics, personal physical data, etc., so as to play an auxiliary role in training and competitions.Targeted training programs can be arranged scientifically and systematically during training, and reference programs can be proposed in terms of lineup arrangement, offensive and defensive combinations.Analyze and summarize the game during the game, and propose improvement plans to the coach.

But in the middle part, combined with some research from BENTELER, and the collection and analysis of opponents and field data, you can monitor the opponent’s tactical characteristics, technical characteristics and physical condition at the same time during the game, and remind the opponent to the coach advantages and disadvantages, as well as our own situation analysis.

At the same time, it can also be combined with BENTELER's digital football training equipment to formulate a scientific and systematic training plan according to the training requirements of the coaches for the players. It can also combine physical training and technical training and make systematic arrangements according to the individual characteristics of the players.

To put it simply, it is to turn football training, a thing that professional coaches can only master after learning and experience, into a fool machine, just ask for it directly, and then just urge the players to practice as required.

To cooperate with BENTELER's digital stadium, even the on-the-spot command can be fooled. The system finds loopholes in the formation, coordination, and physical fitness of both sides, and the coach only needs to deploy personnel according to the prompts.

"Mr. Turner, with all due respect, I feel like I'm reading a science fiction novel about coaches being out of work."

Ian Turner raised his eyebrows, looking elated:

"A very realistic prospect analysis, Mr. Lin. The only barriers between the prospect and reality are money, a mainframe computer, and my intelligence, Mr. Lin."

Complimented, Ian Turner began to explain:
"I don't know if Mr. Lin has heard of Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Alamos National Laboratory in the United States? In the 60s, their simple computers could simulate nuclear explosions. Now there are also super-large computer systems that can improve climate research, Weather forecasting, tornado tracking and related research help researchers reduce uncertainty and improve the accuracy of simulation. Is it difficult to predict a ball game? It only needs to integrate the system and accumulate data, and it will be possible after a few years accomplish."

Ian Turner successfully persuaded Lin Wenlei, and Lin Wenlei blurted out:

"How much is it?"

"The initial cost is 5000 million US dollars. After the data accumulation is completed, the model needs its own large-scale computer calculation. At that time, it will cost about 2 million US dollars."

"How about going directly to the mainframe computer? Will it help to complete this plan?"

Lin Wenlei's obsession with this technology and spending a lot of money made Ian Turner stunned for a while, and then he was a little overjoyed:

"Of course it helps! Mr. Lin! Then I have the confidence to complete the medium-term goal within 5 years!"

Although Lin Wenlei felt that 5 years was still a long time, he felt that he still had to respect other people's professional talents, so he nodded in agreement with Ian Turner's statement, and asked his assistant Anna to provide funding, and Helen Soma was responsible for follow-up.

(End of this chapter)