Jojonomic is taking over employees’ administrative work so they can focus on what matters.
In the digital era, working should be made as convenient as possible, with flexible schedule and less distraction on trivial matters like administrative works and making reports. This is what Jojonomic is trying to solve in order to improve people’s productivity. Launched in 2015, the cloud-based mobile financial application emphasizes on taking care administrative-related matters using technology. Presently, Jojonomic heavily focuses on B2B practice, since company’s productivity can be tracked through numbers, like revenue growth.
Founder and CEO of Jojonomic, Indrasto Budisantoso claims that Jojonomic’s users productivity improves from two aspects. Firstly, by using Jojonomic’s application they are able to cut the time on dealing with administrative work by 70% or more - what would’ve taken three days can be shortened to less than one day. Secondly, as they are able to simplify administrative task, employees are able to increase their focus and passion in working.
“Those miscellaneous are not people’s main job, and they decrease people’s passion and efficiency in working to the fullest. Jojonomic begins to solve the issue starting from our expense management applications,” says Indrasto, better known as Asto.
This story is from the March 2019 edition of Forbes Indonesia.
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