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WMT Digital

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WMT Digital
Company typePrivate
IndustryTechnology, Web development, Sports technology
Founded2011
FounderAndres Focil
Headquarters
Miami
,
United States
Area served
United States, International (including professional sports organizations and universities)
ProductsDigital platform solutions, content production, streaming services, subscription management, ticket sales, marketing support, AI-driven game recap platform (The Six)

WMT Digital is a technology and web development firm based in Miami, Florida. The company specializes in creating digital platform solutions tailored for universities and professional sports organizations, providing services that include content production, streaming, subscription management, ticket sales, and marketing support.

History

Established in 2011 by Andres Focil, WMT Digital began by improving the University of Miami’s athletics website through enhanced search engine optimization and digital marketing strategies, eventually outperforming local pro teams in search visibility. This achievement paved the way for collaborations with institutions such as Arkansas, Florida State, Clemson, LSU, and Georgia Tech. Partnerships with RevelXP further broadened WMT’s capabilities to encompass merchandise sales, content delivery, video production, data warehousing, ticketing solutions, and integrated streaming within client portals.

Amid the COVID-19 crisis, WMT Digital teamed up with La Liga and Clemson University to create a digital video platform facilitating virtual interactions between coaches and recruits, live game streaming, and virtual campus tours. The platform also featured interactive watch parties designed for LaLiga supporters.

In 2021, WMT Digital launched Notre Dame’s "Fighting Irish TV," a subscription-based streaming service offering AI-generated highlights alongside an extensive archive of games dating back to 1991. The company expanded its footprint by developing stadium applications for Ohio State’s Horseshoe Stadium and San Diego’s Snapdragon Stadium, enabling features such as concessions ordering, parking management, and real-time game information for both collegiate and professional clients.

The company’s clientele includes USA Basketball, the NFL, Professional Volleyball Federation, NASCAR, LaLiga, National Association of Basketball Coaches, and Collegiate Sports Connect. In preparation for the 2024 Summer Olympics, WMT Digital completed a comprehensive redesign of USA Basketball’s official website.

In mid-2024, WMT Digital strengthened its position in mobile event technologies by acquiring Aloompa and Event Dynamic—two firms specializing in mobile applications that enhance live event experiences.

The Six AI

In 2023, Andres Focil and the WMT Digital team introduced The Six, an AI-driven platform designed to automatically produce game recaps from box score data. Utilizing proprietary self-hosted large language models to analyze game statistics, the system generates written summaries tailored for university athletic departments. Inspired by the sports term "sixth man," The Six focuses on less commercially prominent sports such as baseball, ice hockey, soccer, and volleyball. It offers customization to replicate individual journalistic styles and has undergone beta testing with Clemson, Vanderbilt, and Arkansas. This product exemplifies WMT Digital's strategic commitment to diversifying its sports technology offerings while increasing its influence within collegiate athletics markets.