Rewarding sustainable solutions


Congratulations: (from left) Ding, SAP Malaysia managing director Cynthia Quah and Digital Penang chief executive officer Tony Yeoh presenting the mock cheque to Teh, Quek and Ng of Team MMUx.

A CROWDSOURCED flood prediction and alerting system by Multimedia University students was hailed the “winning solution” at the inaugural Ernst & Young (EY) Young Technology Professional Challenge (YTPC) 2022.

Team MMUx, comprising Lim Min Ying, Jeffrey Quek Shue Yew, Teh Ghee Ang and Ng Jin Yang, bagged the top prize with Teru-Teru.

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