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A Malaysian digital startup has launched an HR manager app designed to help small- and mid-sized firms run human resources right from their smart phones. So reports Vulcan Post.
Global Line Network designed its app, Ms. Winkly, based on its own frustrations in handling HR tasks with paper and pen. The startup, which provides its clients with a sales and distribution platform, first designed the app for its own company's use.
"Curiosity brought in inquiries and demand started to come in day by day," says Diyanah Abdullah, marketing lead manager. "Therefore, we decided to launch Ms. Winkly commercially. Fun fact, the name was chosen because Winkly is our HR manager."
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