SHL has expanded its long-term partnership with KLERI Sverige, formerly Avoki BC. The company will continue as the league’s IT provider and will also become an official SHL partner, contributing to Impact by SHL. The collaboration began in 2011 and covers areas including arena infrastructure, IT operations, networks, data storage, monitoring, support and project management.
KLERI will provide expertise in data collection, management and follow-up. A central part of the work is SHL’s data lakehouse, a shared platform intended to help clubs structure and use their own data. Information from sources such as ticket sales, arena visits, restaurants and digital services can help clubs better understand their audiences.
SHL Digital Strategist Magnus Ahxner said KLERI supplies key infrastructure for arenas and the league’s data lake. KLERI Business Development Director Robert Sjöholm said the expanded partnership would let the company contribute its expertise more broadly. SHL CEO Jenny Silfverstrand said the league needs both the right technology and partners committed to developing Swedish elite hockey and supporting clubs.