It’s not often recreation and IT are mentioned in the same sentence, but at The Australian National University (ANU) some clever Australian-made software is playing a leading hand in improving access to on-site recreation facilities and boosting membership in student clubs.
Bunbury’s South West Sports Centre is making it easier for locals to get active and enjoy recreation by using the online functionality in Jonas Leisure’s Envibe leisure management software to make booking simple and give customers more control over how they interact with the centre.
Leisure centres offer a vital community service, but many publicly owned facilities are under increasing pressure to demonstrate their impact and to come up with new ways to boost revenue and reduce costs.
News Year’s message from Jonas Leisure General Manager Alissa Lim
From high-tech adjustable swimming pool floors to tree-top-brushing waterslides, Australasia is blessed with a wealth of noteworthy aquatic centres.
You’re probably aware of the importance of having a functional website for your leisure centre, but are you and your team making the most of what your website can offer?
Our Customer Voice portal continues to go from strength to strength, driving development of Envibe enhancements with expert users (like you!) behind the steering wheel.
Want to be like Hannah? Every day our cheerful Services Manager Hannah Donohoe is out representing Jonas Leisure and helping leisure centres bring their member and leisure management systems into the 21st century.
A new software platform that makes it easy for leisure customers to book and pay online has led to a surge in online bookings for swimming lesson and group fitness classes at YMCA sites across Auckland and Waikato.
Effective communication can be the difference between a full group fitness class and an empty one, or a happy customer and one who feels neglected. Getting it right can lead to more engagement and growth in facility users, while getting it wrong can turn people off and negatively impact how a leisure centre or gym is perceived by its community.
