In Pakistan, there is not enough research on the medical e-commerce market or telehealth platforms and their adoption. However their presence/adoption in the market could be attributed to an increase in the number of internet users, application of e-prescriptions in hospitals, access to web-based and online health services and the emergence of many doctors’ consultation platforms like Oladoc and marham.pk etc.
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a system of interrelated, internet-connected objects that are able to collect and transfer data over a wireless network without human intervention. IoT helps you track and count everything, and helps in reducing waste, loss, and cost.
Imagine how much time would you be saving if the hassle of trying out different combinations of demographics, psychographics and geographic for the target audience was taken away from you? This is where Scalify comes into the picture. The platform helps you launch, analyze, optimize, and scale Facebook and Instagram ads faster with game-changing automation.
Virtual personal assistants help businesses outsource their tasks saving them time and money which they can utilize to run their business. Pakistan has a big global online gig industry which means many freelancers work as virtual personal assistants for companies abroad.
School’s mission is not just to make a child understand the curriculum, its mission is also to make one social. We try to make our customers understand that we are not asking you to change your culture, we are giving you an opportunity to enhance your reach.
Second-hand buying/selling enables the circular economy and also waste reduction due to its sustainability character. Second-hand ecommerce has considerable acceptance in Pakistan with platforms like OLX generating huge sales across the country.
The powerhouse women Dr. Iffat Zafar Aga and Dr. Sara Khurram are the faces behind Pakistani startup Sehat Kahani. Their ability to identify the gap in female doctors’ practicing rate and its association with socio-cultural barriers bred the idea of their startup.
A very common question that is asked from legal advisors by startup owners in Pakistan is “why do I need to incorporate my startup?”. This question arises because there are other existing legal structures available like Sole Proprietorship or Limited Liability Company (LLC) etc. and the owners find themselves with a multitude of options that are difficult to choose from.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) recently announced changes in the Chapter 20 of Foreign Exchange Manual in order to facilitate startups, fintechs and exports.
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