Tech lifeline for family business legacies

WITH the pandemic raging throughout the world, the impact is greatly felt in all sectors of the economy, and smaller and traditional businesses on the local front were particularly hit hard during this time.

One valuable lesson all of us have learned from this is to embrace and make use of available technology to ensure daily business can go on. Rising to the occasion, Grab has launched its #TechUntukSemua initiative to connect businesses to the rakyat. This is part of Grab’s commitment to get small business owners to embrace technology to sustain themselves.

On his experience with GrabMart, he said: “Learning to use the app wasn’t difficult. We now supply the whole of Penang, and satisfy more people with good quality fish. That is the secret to a successful business – happy consumers.” Mum’s Place was opened back in 2001 as a way to honour the owners' mothers and their recipes. In essence, it keeps their traditions alive and offers the chance for many others to share and experience the homecooked pleasure many living on their own miss today.

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