New Text Message System Implemented at Sanford Stadium
August 25, 2010 | Football
Aug. 25, 2010
ATHENS -- The implementation of a text message-based communication system at Sanford Stadium for 2010 football games, beginning with the Louisiana-Lafayette game on Saturday, September 4, has been jointly announced by the University of Georgia and In Stadium Solutions (ISS).
The text messaging system allows fans to communicate directly with the stadium's command post if assistance is needed in dealing with any special needs inside the stadium. Should fans need assistance while inside the stadium, they can simply text "DAWGS
"We are excited to offer this technology to our guests of Sanford Stadium," said Matt Brachowski, Assistant Athletic Director of Event Management. "The ability to use this text messaging system will improve the ability to respond to our fans' concerns and enhance the fan experience and overall operations of Georgia football games."
About ISS
ISS is the leading provider of Fan Text Messaging Systems in the nation, now in over 100 sporting venues including several from the NFL, NCAA, MLB, NBA, NHL, and NASCAR. The ISS system has been used at the nation's marquee events including the Super Bowl, NBA Finals, Daytona 500 and BCS National Championship Game. The ISS text system is the only one vetted and tested by
the NCS4 with superior results.
