CMPnetAsia Team, 21-Feb-2001
JustLogin, an ASP (Application Service Provider) offering
a suite of office collaborative applications, announced its two-prong strategy
aimed at extending its reach in the Asia market.
The company plans to offer its suite of
employee-self-service applications to Asia's business and organisations via
direct sales, and plans to co-brand its applications with ISPs (Internet Service
Providers).
"Partnering the ISPs will allow us to leverage on their
existing networks to extend our reach to the small and medium enterprises in the
region," said Kwa Kim Chiong, CEO and founder of justLogin. "This complements
our direct sales approach which focuses on serving the multi-faceted needs of
the medium and large enterprises."
justLogin counts www.ap.att.com
AT&T Asia Pacific as one of its key customers in the region.
"Our intention is to enhance the HR [human resource] capability and operational
efficiency of our offices across 13 countries, and going electronic with our
leave system is a starting point," said Amelia Chan, human resources director,
Remuneration & HRIS, of AT&T Asia Pacific. "In fact, it is our strategic
intent to engage justLogin's services further, in developing and implementing
other Web-based employee self-service processes."
To ensure efficient and effective operations of the integrated solutions, AT&T Asia Pacific and
justLogin will carry out the implementation for the 13 countries in phases.
justLogin plans to roll out its application for AT&T Asia Pacific's Japan
office by March, following its successful rollout for the Singapore and Hong
Kong offices recently. The other countries in the pipeline include India, China
and Korea.