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Olympic Games Healthcare: This Software Helps Doctors Track Athletes' Health in Pyeongchang

Dorothy Pomerantz
February 15, 2018
"Even before its launch in February, new software that keeps track of Olympic athletes’ healthcare started providing data that matters.
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Doing Things That Matter: Olympic Ads Show GE Technology At Work

Emma Quigley
Tomas Kellner
February 12, 2018
"Every day, we rely on a dizzying array of ingenious machines that keep our homes warm and lit, fly us from continent to continent, and, sometimes, help keep us alive. Yet we give little thought to how they work and who built them.
That’s the main theme of a trio of GE ads the company launched during the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, on Sunday.
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Bringing Innovation to Sports

August 24, 2017
When there is competition, there shall be innovation.
Multinationals now bring together best-in-class industry professionals, and the sporting fraternity, constantly looking at ways to improve various facets of professional sports.

GE has a rich history of bringing world class innovation to the pinnacle of professional sports including Summer & Winter Olympics, Formula One, The FIFA World Cup and NFL. Scroll ahead for a snapshot of GE in Sports.

 

Lighting up The Olympic Games
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How GEeks go for #CC9900 was cracked!

September 16, 2016
More than 1,000 competitors—the world’s best software engineers, developers, data scientists and solutions architects—from  more than 20 countries, stepped up to the starting block for the first leg of GEeks go for #CC9900, GE’s fiendish programming challenge.
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Olympian Cameron McEvoy: into physics and physical (video)

September 16, 2016

Swimmer and aspiring physicist Cameron McEvoy arrived at the 2016 Olympic Games with a lot of pressure on his shoulders, which are easily broad enough to take the load.
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Olympic Games data wrap: the scan score

September 09, 2016
For two weeks every four years it becomes even more urgent for athletes to shirk the aches, pains and injuries that they inevitably pick up as unwanted running mates.
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London Calling: How GE Left A Legacy In An Olympic City

Kristin Kloberdanz
August 18, 2016
Tony Gale still remembers the moment, seven years ago, when he watched the head of one of London’s most disadvantaged hospitals break down in tears. Sitting within the walls of her hospital, he had just shared the extent of a donation that GE was making to her neonatal unit.
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Geeks go for #CC9900

August 12, 2016
The race has begun! Geeks are going for #cc9900.
The starting gun is still smokin’— there’s time to join this fiendish challenge. All you serious mathletes, data scientists and coding champions head to Twitter #cc9900 to tune into machines tweeting about their experiences at the Olympic Games. Hidden in these conversations is a coding challenge devised to pique your interest.

Time for your peak performance! Register at CC9900.io. We know you’re intellectually ripped—show us your abs!
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Podcast: Olympian Cam McEvoy talks science, swimming and study

August 11, 2016
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The inner athlete: medical imaging and psychology at the Olympic Games

August 10, 2016
At the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, Dr Scott Burne was a medical registrar and volunteer working with the Olympic Games Polyclinic. They were his first Games and he was a little awestruck by the calibre of competitors he was treating, but recalls putting this aside to become a calming presence for athletes in distress.
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