Bridging Tutors To Students

Rasid Maasom, Founder, Pickiddo

24-Feb-23 10:00

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Pickiddo was developed as a platform that enabled SMEs in education, such as training or tuition centres to operate better. Local SMEs are looking for digital solutions because their businesses cannot be managed effectively through manual work. Therefore, the development of the Pickiddo platform has enabled them to accelerate their business and their management.

We hear from Rasid Maasom, the founder of Pickiddo.

Photo Credit: Facebook | Pickiddo

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu

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Categories: technology, economy, markets, entrepreneurs, SME

Tags: operation management, education, digital solutions, business training, sme,

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