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application scientific principles inform practice become increasingly common professional sports increasing numbers sport scientists operating area authors believe addition domainspecific expertise effective sport scientists working professional sport able develop systematic analysis frameworks enhance performance organization although statistical analysis critical process depends proper data collection integration storage purpose commentary discuss opportunity sportscience professionals contribute beyond domainspecific expertise apply principles businessintelligence function support decision makers across organization decisionsupport model aims improve efficiency effectiveness decisions comprises 3 areas data collection organization analytic models drive insight interface communication information addition developing frameworks managing data systems authors suggest sport scientists grounding scientific thinking statistics positions assist development robust decisionmaking processes across organization furthermore sport scientists audit outcomes decisions made organization tracking outcomes feedback loop established identify types decisions made well situations poor decisions persist authors proposed sport scientists contribute broader success professional sporting organizations promoting decisionsupport services incorporate data collection analysis communication