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Kissflow partners with PointStar , to drive lowcode , no-code adoption in Singapore and Malaysia
Kissflow , a prominent low-code , no-code platform for enterprise , has partnered with PointStar Malaysia – a leading cloud transformation company in the Southeast Asia Region .
By joining forces , this collaboration further expands Kissflow ’ s flourishing global partner network .
Kissflow is pitched as offering a cuttingedge low-code work platform that empowers enterprises to undertake Digital Transformation of their business operations .
Through this alliance with PointStar , the company will focus on enabling Kissflow to expand its customer base in Malaysia and Singapore . They will serve as both reseller and implementation partners for Kissflow .
PointStar boasts a team of experts well-versed in this domain , and they are optimistic about facilitating Kissflow ’ s remarkable success in customer acquisition within the region .
This strategic partnership marks a significant milestone in Kissflow ’ s journey towards helping businesses in their Digital Transformation journey by solving their business problems .
“ We are incredibly excited about our collaboration with PointStar , as it marks a significant milestone in our journey to strengthen the Kissflow network across Asia . Through this partnership , we aim to empower companies in the region by facilitating the rapid adoption of Kissflow ,” said Dinesh Varadharajan , Chief Product Officer , Kissflow .
“ Through our partnership with Kissflow , we are empowering organizations to create their own IT Heroes . With a low- / no-code app development platform , the ultimate end goal that we envisioned to have is : everyone can code , automate and digitalize , regardless of their technical expertise ,” said Justin Lee , Chief Executive Officer , PointStar .
Cremorne Digital Hub to nurture Australia ’ s next tech unicorns
Cremorne Digital Hub ’ s Scaleup Program aims to fuel the next level of Australian digital investment and innovation growth .
Australia ’ s ability to nurture fledgling startups has improved significantly with the Victorian startup ecosystem alone jumping from $ 50 billion to $ 91 billion in the last three years .
Yet , support for rapidly scaling companies is well behind other countries such as the US .
Australia ’ s scaleup funding gap is set to reach $ 53 billion by 2030 according to the Tech Council of Australia , plus local scaleups face challenges when it comes to talent , infrastructure and regulation .
Cremorne Digital Hub ( CDH ) is a Victorian Government-backed innovation hub helping to grow the state ’ s digital capabilities and innovation . Its new CDH Scaleup Program is supporting fast-growing local tech companies to supercharge Victoria ’ s track record in building global tech companies , says Partner Engagement & Activation Lead Julie Stevens .
“ We are already great at nurturing earlystage startups but need to make it attractive to find success and build jobs locally rather than watching them fly away ,” Stevens says . “ It ’ s those growing pains around issues like funding , talent and support that can leave scaleups feeling that they have no choice but to look elsewhere .”
Minister for Jobs and Industry , Natalie Hutchins said : ” More and more we are seeing tech companies with roots in Victoria growing to become industry leaders . The Cremorne Digital Hub Scaleup Program will help even more local tech companies to become wellknown global tech brands .”
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