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having the network already set up was a huge bonus. We had also met all of the people involved before the pandemic began, so meeting online was easy. The more time has gone on, the more you come to see the value in meeting people face to face to initially talk through things, and I think that's been a massive benefit for us in this situation.”


“That initial contact, coupled with our ability to capture information in GrasPro, has


put us in a really strong place. The system has been activated in all the host countries so we are able to track the progress of operations and support local contractors with advice based on what they tell us and what we can see in the data.”


The eight months from May to January have mainly been hypothesising on how events will pan out, but the most significant sign of recovery came on 1st January 2021 when it was announced that the FIFA Club


World Cup would become the first tournament of the year to be played. As the smallest tournament FIFA hosts, Alan feels it is an ideal starting point in a bid to find a sustainable solution and learn for larger-scale tournaments. “The size of the Club World Cup, and the fact it is in Qatar where we have been preparing for the Men’s 2022 World Cup, makes it a good starting point for me,” Alan began.


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