Foundation Tennis
High Volume SaaS Applications
Foundation Tennis -- High Volume SaaS Applications
About FoundationTennis
FoundationTennis provides a comprehensive, web-based platform for managing tennis clubs and programs of all sizes. Designed with both club administrators and players in mind, the software simplifies scheduling, membership management, and event organization—ensuring a seamless experience on and off the court. With an emphasis on user-friendly interfaces and robust functionality, FoundationTennis continues to support the growth of tennis communities by streamlining operations and fostering better engagement among players, coaches, and club members.
Challenge
FoundationTennis partnered with Media3 to migrate and uprgrade their existing ColdFusion based SaaS application to a modern, secure and scalable cloud platform.
Goals
Solution
Media3 implemented a managed solution tailored for FoundationTennis that meets or exceeds their requirements now and provides massive future scalability and availability with CDN and Geo-Redundant Options.
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