Courtsite and Malaysia Stadium Corporation (PSM) collaborate to enhance Malaysia’s sports ecosystem, providing automated booking processes, 24/7 facility access, and increased efficiency. The initiative aligns with the national focus on promoting healthy lifestyles and digitalizing sports facilities.
Courtsite’s platform has facilitated over 3 million hours of bookings, serving 200,000 users across 90 sports venues nationwide, contributing to revenue growth and supporting Malaysia’s National Sports Vision 2030 goals.
The partnership aims to revolutionize the sports industry, offering transparency, data analytics, and a streamlined approach to facility management.
“In our relationship with Courtsite since April 2023, we’ve seen firsthand how the platform has led to increased efficiency, accessibility and even revenue for both sports enthusiasts and facilitators. The aggregation of all the necessary management tools under one roof has paved the way forward for digital transformation of the sports industry at large.
“All of us involved in management and operations at PSM are thrilled with the implementation of Courtsite. We’re immensely excited to see this influence spread even further throughout the nation,” shares Mohd Faidz Sanusi, CEO of PSM.
Cover Photo Caption: From left, Haslinawati Abu Hassan, Assistant Manager (Marketing and Event Management PSM); En Khairul Azhar Bin Sardar Mohamad, Chief Officer (Marketing and Event Management PSM); Samuel Siew, Chief Executive Officer of Courtsite; and Dato Sheah Kok Fah, Director of Courtsite
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