Bravo, Tapway!

Entrepreneur startup is never easy, failure is usually the norm for majority of the new ventures.

Creative and innovative ideas, good marketing strategies, commitment, perseverance , good decision-making and boldness in risk-taking are the characteristics for firms that can successfully survive, emerge and develop.

Therefore I am happy for my brother Chee How. For the whole last year, he must have endured the difficult beginning stage after committing himself full time to his company.

Now his company, Tapway, is listed in the top 18 Malaysian startup firms that have potential to breakthrough this year by Tech In Asia page. It is a good recognition, although i think he has achieved much more than that. Wish him all the best!!

Here let me do some free promotion for his company lah

https://www.techinasia.com/malaysian-startups-2015/

here is the descrption taken from the page:

Tapway

Did you know that 94 percent of total retail sales are being generated in brick-and-mortar stores, according to market research firm eMarketer? For this reason alone, Tapway – which CEO Lim Chee How dubs the “Google Analytics for the offline world” – makes a whole lot of sense.

According to Lim, offline stores simply don’t have access to actionable data that they can use to improve the customer experience – and Tapway provides just that. The team deliberately kept a low profile as they ran beta tests in the past few months, but have recently come out with guns blazing, winning the ‘Best Startup in Malaysia’ title in the local leg of the Seedstars World 2014 competition, and recently pitching at Korea’s DreamPlus Day 2014.

Now, they’re looking to raise between MYR500,000 (US$154,000) to MYR800,000 (US$247,000) to capture the Malaysian market and continue to come up with more creative solutions.