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Ideas on systems and operations in sport
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Alex SegoviaWhat if the sporting problem is a symptom?19/10/2026The scoreboard doesn't tell us what happens inside a club. A reflection on process quality, continuity and how looking at internal functioning can help improve it.
Alex SegoviaYour AI’s memory is not your knowledge management system05/10/2026An AI that knows you is not the same as a knowledge system you can manage. A reflection on connecting what we learn, create and decide across changing tools.
Alex SegoviaAI agents in high-performance football: where should we actually start?28/09/2026After struggling to organise knowledge in high-performance football, I see why AI agents make a structured, governed knowledge system essential.
Geehee KangThe chaos has numbers: what our research across 13 countries revealed04/08/202669% operate without standardized processes and 56% report coordination failures. Chaos isn't a feeling — it's a measurable pattern.
Alex Segovia · Miguel MartínezClubs without heroes: why your organization shouldn't depend on any one person28/07/2026Organizations that depend on a savior are fragile. Those built on systems survive any departure.
Alex SegoviaWe saw it up close: the story behind why SportSync exists21/07/2026SportSync wasn't born in a consulting office. It was born from living the chaos inside clubs, first-hand.
Geehee Kang · Alex SegoviaNaming the chaos: why your club needs a system, not more folders14/07/2026Operational disorder isn't fixed with more scattered tools. It's fixed by naming each thing and connecting it.
Miguel MartínezSystem vs. template: what changes when the whole staff works the same way30/06/2026A template organizes a document. A system organizes people. The difference shows over a season.
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