The case for Sports Standards

A comprehensive and well-used family of data standards can be just the remedy for overworked programmers charged with processing, manipulating, analyzing, and displaying sports data. Wheels don't have to be reinvented when taking in information from diverse sources. Open software code libraries can be put to use to simplify common chores.

The SportsStandards.org website aims to be the leading tracker of open sports data protocols and projects. Whether you're interested in publishing or analyzing golf leaderboards, NFL player stats, or Olympics results, our family of websites likely has some insights to make your project easier and better. The cooperation of our community members aims to generate a more robust and competitive marketplace of sports data processing tools and services for everybody.

Sports Standards Alliance Looks to Expand Board (January 31, 2008 4:38pm EST)

During the debut beta phase of SportsStandards.org, the Sports Standards Alliance is seeking out individuals and organizations that have played a public role in the encouragement of open sports standards and open data distribution. During February and March, a larger Board, and also a public mailing list, are expected to be announced.