Behind the Scenes: Technology and Medical Support at the Olympic Games in Athens

The video tutorial covers the operations of the Technical Operations Centre (TOC) during the Olympics, managed by Atos Origin. It highlights the development of two major IT systems: the Information Diffusion System (IDs) and the Games Management System (GMs), which handled logistics and information dissemination. The video also details the extensive IT infrastructure, including PCs, servers, and mobile phones, and the significant contract with the International Olympic Committee. Additionally, it discusses the Olympic Polyclinic's medical imaging capabilities, provided by Kodak, and the use of imaging technology at the Olympic Equestrian Centre for both sports medicine and disaster preparation.

How many venues were connected to the network controlled by the TOC?

What was the main task of the Technical Operations Centre (TOC) staff during the Olympics?

What were the two major information technology systems developed by Atos Origin?

What role did the Olympic Polyclinic play in the athletes' health management?

How did the medical imaging equipment supplied by Kodak contribute to the Olympics?