Sports business data is not unique. Systems, processes, metrics, KPIs, and more are quite similar regardless of the sport itself.
As the sports industry leans more heavily into year-round subscription and fan engagement structures, there are plentiful lessons to be learned from outside the industry, also.
Yet many sports organizations struggle to establish consistent reporting deliverables and AI-empowered data discovery channels. When attempting to build reporting outputs without prior experience, without broader context, and without a wider lens of best practices, it can feel like rolling a bolder up hill.
At Mile High Data Solutions, we have a team of strategic reporting and business intelligence experts with decades of relevant experience. This experience ranges from cable telecommunications to skiing to software, and, of course, sports. The tools range from legacy to modern, from a variety of reporting solutions, and from static to AI-centric. We’ll help you with the right approach toward success.
David Born, Insights & Analytics Lead, offers 30-plus years of database expertise and guidance. He’s structured and prepared a wide range of benchmark data, reporting solutions, and advanced visualizations. He’s experienced all forms of sports business data through the Mile High Data Solutions lens.
Combined with Sam Wallace, Jacob Rosen, and the rest of the team, we offer comprehensive insights perspectives. We’ve built nearly anything from aesthetically pleasing dashboards to drill-down interactive components to efficient financial outputs to quick-hit recurring subscription files.
In our productive partnerships to date, we’ve created reporting templates and standardized database queries to enable ease of use and quick insights. We offer training and documentation to ensure that our partners are confident, if desired, to maintain and elevate the deliverables on an ongoing basis.
We’d love the opportunity to help bring your data to life. Don’t just let it sit idle. Let’s chat to see how we can uplift your reporting and exploration efforts.

