The Winter Olympics demand precision on the slopes, on the ice, and behind the scenes. Nations come together for weeks at a time, navigating shared venues, shifting schedules, international travel, and extreme conditions. In a competitive environment where complexity is constant, clarity becomes an advantage.
At the 2026 Winter Olympics, Teamworks is proud to support six Olympic national organizations, working with hundreds of athletes, coaches, and performance staff across elite winter sport programs.
While the world sees podium moments, taking home gold depends just as much on coordinated operations as athletic execution. Teams must manage travel logistics, credentials, training schedules, medical oversight, and daily communication, all within a compressed and high-pressure environment. Teamworks supports that complexity by centralizing communication and performance data into one connected ecosystem.
On one side, Hub serves as the central operating system for coordination, streamlining schedules, travel updates, and operational logistics while keeping athletes, staff, and extended support networks connected in real time. On the other side, AMS provides the performance backbone, consolidating athlete monitoring, training loads, wellness data, and medical insights so staff can make informed decisions under Olympic pressure. Together, they create a trusted source of truth when it matters most.
Over 2,100+ people at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics are supported through Teamworks Hub and AMS
The diversity of winter sports adds another layer of complexity. For 2026, Teamworks is helping facilitate workflows across hockey, alpine skiing, curling, snowboarding, freestyle skiing, cross-country skiing, figure skating, speed skating, bobsleigh, skeleton, and biathlon.
Each discipline brings unique demands. Sliding sports require meticulous coordination and risk management. Endurance events depend on detailed performance monitoring and recovery planning. Ice sports operate within tightly controlled shared schedules, while snow events must adapt to changing weather conditions. Across every sport, streamlined communication and centralized performance insight remain essential.
“I spent 12 years and three Olympics as an athlete,” said Nick Malouf, Account Executive at Teamworks. “You rarely notice the people getting everything right behind the scenes — the logistics, the communication, the programming. You don’t see that work. You just feel it. When it’s right, you arrive ready. When it’s not, you arrive carrying weight you shouldn’t be.”
The Winter Games also stretch beyond competition. Teams live inside Olympic Villages for extended periods, coordinate across multiple venues, and manage international travel logistics, all while balancing recovery, media obligations, and connection with family. In this environment, miscommunication isn’t just inconvenient; it can disrupt preparation.
By bringing communication and performance data into one connected system, Teamworks helps reduce uncertainty so organizations can operate with confidence. That foundation allows athletes and staff to focus on execution when the moment arrives.
To learn more about Teamworks Hub visit https://teamworks.com/hub/. To learn more about Teamworks AMS visit https://teamworks.com/ams/.