Aiming to innovate


Way to go: CSS Prof Asad posing for a photo with Wei Jie (left) and Arinn (right).

A TECH solution to enhance transparency and traceability within the upstream palm oil supply chain is in the pipeline.

The Social Innovation Challenge (SIC) winning team comprising Wei Jie See, Kaywen Zhen and Arinn Danish will be developing their innovation with a seed capital of RM20,000, courtesy of the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center (IEC) and the Center of Sustainable Small-owners (CSS) at the Asia School of Business (ASB).

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