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MSC MALAYSIA APICTA 2020

The objective of the MSC Malaysia Asia Pacific ICT Awards (MSC Malaysia APICTA) is to provide recognition to outstanding achievements of individuals, students, entrepreneurs, SMEs and organizations with operations in Malaysia who have contributed to the development of the MSC Malaysia initiatives or in building applications and services for the benefit of Malaysia. It recognises creativity, innovation, and excellence in Malaysian ICT. This annual Awards programme also provides an opportunity and an ideal environment for individuals and companies to gain local, regional and international exposure through on-going promotional activities, and through participation at the international Asia Pacific ICT Alliance Awards (APICTA).

HEAD CATEGORY DESCRIPTORS

Head Category Long Descriptor Short Descriptor Solution Categories

Consumer (HC-C)

For projects, products and services that targets or empowers consumer choice or engagement across all markets, including: Retail; Media; Entertainment; Arts and Culture; Gaming; Tourism; Banking, Insurance & Finance (retail); Real estate (retail).


Consumer focused industries are fast moving and highly competitive. Digital innovation enables economic participants to respond rapidly to market requirements, bypassing limitations including, for example, production and logistics.

 For projects that target consumers across all markets.
  • Media & Entertainment
  • Tourism & Hospitality
  • Banking, Insurance & Finance
  • Real estate
  • Games (students only)
  • Digital Marketing / Advertising

Inclusions & Community Services (HC-IC)

For projects, products and services that target niche markets in order to break down the barriers that prevent some members of the community from fully participating in (and contributing to) society.


Innovations may be from: Urban, Rural and Remote Services; Indigenous services, eLearning & education; Health and Wellbeing; Sustainability and Environment; NGOs; Disability Sector; Sport.

For projects that target niche markets in order to break down the barriers that prevent some members of the community from fully participating in (and contributing to) society.
  • Regional, Rural and Remote Services
  • Indigenous Services
  • Health and Wellbeing
  • Community Services
  • Sustainability and Environment
  • Education

Industrial (HC-I)

For solutions that deliver automation through the integration of systems, technologies and processes for the following sectors includes but not limited to:

Agriculture; Mining; Oil & Gas; Energy; Manufacturing; Construction; Transport; Logistics; Utilities.


Industrial activity is focussed on next generation improvement, supporting the development and competitiveness of the marketplace. Digital productivity is core to optimising processes, reducing costs and to developing new product offerings

For solutions that deliver automation through the integration of systems, technologies and processes in the commodities sector.
  • Manufacturing
  • Resources, Energy & Utilities
  • Agriculture
  • Engineering & Construction
  • Transport
  • Supply Chain Logistics
  • Sustainability & Environment

Business Services (HC-BS)

For solutions that drive and deliver business solutions with high levels of productivity and competitiveness. These may be solutions that deliver cross industry functions


Innovations may be from: Banking; Finance; Legal; Accounting; Architecture; HR; Administrative Services & Professional Services sectors.

For solutions that drive businesses to function more productively and competitively.
  • Finance & Accounting solutions (Fintech)
  • ICT Services solutions
  • Security solutions
  • Marketing solutions
  • Professional Services (legal, HR etc.) solutions

Public Sector and Government (HC-PSG)

For services the core value of which is to deliver the digitisation of citizen services and improve efficiencies in the machinery of government. Solutions will be developed by all levels of government or government in collaboration with industry partners. Only nominations from Government owned or controlled entities or Government led delivered can apply.


This Award is presented for outstanding ICT innovation dedicated to delivering improved government service delivery or other Digital initiatives for the public.

For services that deliver the digitisation and improvement of citizen services and to improve efficiencies in the machinery of government.
  • Government & Citizen Services
  • Digital Government

Students (HC-S)

Category Descriptor

Junior Students (HC-JS)

For the most outstanding Digital project undertaken by a student or group of students who are studying up to/including grade 9.

Generally refers to ICT projects by students involved in formal education prior to entering a tertiary institution, for example a university. While this category is generally aimed at secondary school student projects, entries from primary schools are not excluded, though it should be made clear to the primary school students that the same judging standards and criteria are applied equally to both primary and secondary school projects.

Senior Students (HC-SS)

For the most outstanding Digital project undertaken by a student or group of students who are in the last three years of secondary education before college or university.

Generally refers to ICT projects by students involved in formal education prior to entering a tertiary institution, for example a university. While this category is generally aimed at secondary school student projects, entries from primary schools are not excluded, though it should be made clear to the primary school students that the same judging standards and criteria are applied equally to both primary and secondary school projects.

Tertiary Student Project (HC-TSP)

This award recognises the most outstanding project undertaken by a tertiary (undergraduate) student or a group of students.

Any Information and Communication Technology project or research performed by a student or a group of students who are registered as active undergraduate students in a higher-learning institution, such as college or university during the APICTA Award competition or within 1 year period from his or her graduation date by providing proof of graduation certificate during delivery of the presentation.

Notes

Junior Students: Standard 1 - Form 3

Senior Students: Form 4 - Form 6


CROSS & TECHNOLOGY CATEGORIES

  • Each innovation entering in a Head category may also be eligible to receive a Technology award or a Cross Category award.
  • These awards are granted based on information captured as part of the Head category entry process
  • An innovation may not necessarily win a Head category award but may still be eligible to win a Cross Category and/or Technology award
  • Cross Category awards will identify innovation excellence in
    • Start Up
    • Research and Development projects.
  • Technology awards may change from year to year and recognise innovation initially in:
    • Big Data Analytics
    • Internet of Things
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Blockchain

CROSS CATEGORY DESCRIPTORS

Head Category Long Descriptor Short Descriptor

Research & Development (CC-RD)

Any Information and Communication Technology research and development, conducted by academic, non-academic institutions, or individuals to create innovative products, processes, and services. Such innovations are incomplete and yet to be marketed even though their features and functionalities can be demonstrated.

For outstanding Digital Research & Development (including postgraduate tertiary student research

Start-Up (CC-SU)
  • The company registration date with the Government’s Company registration must not be more than three (3) years from the date of the APICTA competition;
  • The individual founder(s) of the company and/or the product developers must still be a major shareholder(s) of the company; and
  • The company must not be a subsidiary of an established parent company

For outstanding Digital innovation by a company in the start-up phase of their development.

TECHNOLOGY CATEGORY DESCRIPTORS

Head Category Long Descriptor Short Descriptor

Big Data Analytics
(CT-BDA)

Technology developed which utilises large volumes of data – both structured and unstructured that result in strategic analysis and better decisions. This may include advanced data analytics and unique algorithms.

It must demonstrate that the datasets are large enough to necessitate high-level programming skill and statistically defensible methodologies in order to transform the data asset into something of value.

Technologies developed which utilises large volumes of data – both structured and unstructured – that result in strategic analysis and better business decisions.

Internet of Things
(CT-IOT)

The use of IoT technologies for the inter-connectedness of physical devices to enable solutions to extract data or to create new information to improve efficiencies, accuracy and/or economic benefit and reduced human intervention.

These include new methods to enable businesses, governments, and consumers to connect to their IoT devices, sensor technology and smart technology including remotes, dashboards, networks, gateways, analytics, data storage, and security.

The use of IoT technologies to create new abilities to extract data or to create new information to improve efficiencies, accuracy and/or economic benefit and reduced human intervention

Artificial Intelligence
(CT-AI)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is used to perform operations analogous to learning and decision making in humans. Examples may include expert systems, robotics, self learning or programs for the perception and recognition of shapes in computer vision systems.

Typically, technologies should address central problems or goals of AI research include reasoning, knowledge, planning, learning, natural language processing (communication), perception and the ability to move and manipulate objects

For solutions which utilise Artificial Intelligence (AI) is used to perform operations analogous to learning and decision making in humans

Blockchain
(CT-BC)

The use or improve Blockchain technology for developing applications in the fields of finance, banking, real estate, etc. in order to enhance data security or contribute to promoting transparency in the society.

The application must have evidence that has been widely deployed in society and create high efficiency in cost, safety and transparency.

The use or improve Blockchain technology for developing applications in the fields of finance, banking, real estate, etc. in order to enhance data security or contribute to promoting transparency in the society.
 

ENTRY RULES

  • Nominees must own the IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) of the product. (This is not applicable to student project categories) 
  • All entries other than the Students’ Projects, must enter into 1 of the 5 Head Categories
  • Entries if relevant and eligible, they can also enter in one of Cross Category and/or one of the Technology Categories
  • A Start-up need to come through the Head Category but at the same time also nominate in the Cross Category under Start-up.
  • A Research & Development need to come through the Head Category and also nominate in the Cross Category under Research & Development.
  • A company can also nominate your entry in the Technology Category under any of the 3 segments. For eg. A company may nominate in one of the Head Categories and can nominate under the Cross Categories and also in the Technology Categories provided you meet the criteria. At the same time, there is a possibility you could win up to 3 Awards.
    Please take note that your presentation for the respective nominations will defer when presenting at the Head Category, Cross Category and Technology Category respectively (This is not applicable to Tertiary, Senior Student and Junior Student Categories).
    1. Head Categories: One product can only be nominated under one of the categories under this Head Categories group (Please refer to the Award Category framework for details)
    2. Cross Categories: The product/company can also be nominated for either one but not both
      (1) Start Up or (2) Research and Development
    3. Technology Categories: The product can also be nominated for either one of the categories
      (1) Big Data Analytics or (2) Internet of Things or (3) Artificial Intelligence or (4) Blockchain
  • Students can nominate in Tertiary, Senior Student and Junior Student categories. Student projects must be developed by Undergraduate students themselves, and are only to be nominated under the Student Project Categories. The project can be a prototype. Projects by Post-graduate students should be submitted under the 'Research & Development' category.
  • For Research & Development, the product can be a prototype, or partially completed or been tested in the field but not commercialized and with no customer installations base yet.
  • For Start-up, the nominated company's incorporation date must not be more than 3 years from 1st January of the year of the Awards.
  • Nominations that won the MSC Malaysia APICTA Award in previous years should not be resubmitting their entries with the same product name unless there has been a change in the product name with extensive and drastic new features added. Nominee has to indicate the product has won before, and what the new features are, in the nomination write-up.

Multiple Presentations

For nominees opting to participate in the cross categories in addition to their Head Category nomination must present again for each cross category

Presentations must be different and targeted to the category they are nominating for. Judges must also judge and question according to the category they are judging.

For example, if tech category, then questions should not be asked regarding commercials and should be related to the criteria for that category

* Your nomination will be disqualified if the above condition/s is/are not met.

ENTRY FEE

Category

Entry Fee

Corporate (Member)

RM250 per entry

Corporate (Non-Member)

RM350 per entry

Tertiary (Academia)

RM50 per entry

Students (Primary & Secondary)

Complimentary

Payment method:

  • By Cheque: All cheque must be crossed A/C Payee Only and made payable to: PIKOM
  • By TT/Giro or Direct bank-in: Malayan Banking Berhad: Account No. 5141 5032 7167 (Swift Code: MBBEMYKL)
 

JUDGING CRITERIA

A. HEAD CATEGORY

HEAD CATEGORY : Consumer (HC-C)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Uniqueness 25% Technology and Innovation 60%
Trend Setting, creativity 40%
Market Potential 25% Market Share & Potential 60%
Business and Financial Model/Strategy 60%
Functionalities and Features 25% User Requirements 50%
Compatibility and Interoperability 50%
Quality & Application of Technology 25% Content & Standard 60%
Product Stability & Reliability 40%

HEAD CATEGORY : Inclusions and Community (HC-IC)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Uniqueness 25% Technology and Innovation 60%
Trend Setting, creativity 40%
Value to Community & Society at large 30% Accessibility & Reach 50%
Social Integration & Impact on Quality of Life 50%
Functionalities and Features 25% User Requirements 50%
Compatibility and Interoperability 50%
Quality & Application of Technology 20% Content & Standard 60%
Product Stability & Reliability 40%

HEAD CATEGORY : Industrial (HC-I)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Uniqueness 30% Technology and Innovation 60%
Trend Setting, creativity 40%
Market Potential 20% Market Share & Potential 60%
Business and Financial Model/Strategy 60%
Functionalities and Features 30% User Requirements 50%
Compatibility and Interoperability 50%
Quality & Application of Technology 20% Content & Standard 60%
Product Stability & Reliability 40%

HEAD CATEGORY : Business Services (HC-BS)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Uniqueness 25% Technology and Innovation 60%
Trend Setting, creativity 40%
Market Potential 20% Market Share & Potential 60%
Business and Financial Model/Strategy 60%
Functionalities and Features 25% User Requirements 50%
Compatibility and Interoperability 50%
Quality & Application of Technology 30% Content & Standard 60%
Product Stability & Reliability 40%

HEAD CATEGORY : Public Sector and Government (HC-PSG)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Uniqueness 25% Technology and Innovation 60%
Trend Setting, creativity 40%
Value to Public/ Government 30% Accessibility & Reach 50%
Transparency & Impact on Quality of Life 50%
Functionalities and Features 25% User Requirements 50%
Compatibility and Interoperability 50%
Quality & Application of Technology 20% Content & Standard 60%
Product Stability & Reliability 40%

HEAD CATEGORY : STUDENTS (HC-S) : Junior Students, Senior Students, Tertiary Students (Undergraduate)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Uniqueness 15% Application of Technologies 50%
Innovation 50%
Proof of Concept 15% Understanding of the Problem to be Solved 50%
Understanding of Business Environment 50%
Functionalities and Features 15% User Requirements 50%
Compatibility and Interoperability 50%
Quality 30% Content & Standards 60%
Product Stability & Reliability 40%
Presentation 25% Organization of Presentation 60%
Enquiries 40%

B. CROSS CATEGORY

CROSS CATEGORY : Start-Up (CC-SU)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Business Model & Financials 30% Funding 50%
Scalability of operations 50%
Client Reach 15% Quality / type of clients 50%
Satisfaction 50%
Execution – Team Composition - Implementation 20% Scalability of Operation 50%
Team Composition 50%
Investment Viability 10% Quality of Customer Base 50%
Market Share / Potential 50%
Unique Selling Proposition 25% Market Entry Barrier/IPR 50%
Competitive Advantage & Differentiation 50%

CROSS CATEGORY : Research and Development (CC-RD)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Uniqueness 30% Technology and Innovation 60%
Trend Setting, creativity 40%
Proof of Concept 30% Commercial Potentia 50%
Pilot Trial 50%
Functionalities and Features 20% User Requirements 50%
Compatibility and Interoperability 50%
Quality & Application of Technology 20% Content & Standard 60%
Product Stability & Reliability 40%

C. TECHNOLOGY CATEGORY

TECHNOLOGY CATEGORY : Big Data Analytics (CT-BDA)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Security 30% Solution architecture and/or platform design 60%
Compliance / adherence to security standards 40%
Creativity 30% Process of Data Mining, Algorithm Used and Results Management 50%
Elements of Predictive & Prescriptive Analytics 50%
Scale 20% Proof of how solution will scale and adopt to business needs 50%
Seamless Data & Process Integration 50%
Openness Integrability 20% Demonstrate compliance to industry standards 60%
Integration of third party solutions to enhance and/or monitor 40%

TECHNOLOGY CATEGORY : Internet of Things (CT-IOT)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Security 30% Solution architecture and/or platform design 60%
Compliance / adherence to security standards 40%
Creativity 30% Purpose & Ease of Use 50%
Area of deployment for efficiencies and advantage points 50%
Scale 20% Proof of how solution will scale and adopt to business needs 50%
Seamless Data & Process Integration 50%
Openness Integrability 20% Demonstrate compliance to industry standards 60%
Integration of third party solutions to enhance and/or monitor 40%

TECHNOLOGY CATEGORY : Artificial Intelligence (CT-AI)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Security 30% Solution architecture and/or platform design 60%
Compliance / adherence to security standards 40%
Creativity 30% Solving or enhancing processes, capabilities and efficiencies 50%
Methodologies used in producing results, self-learning 50%
Scale 20% Proof of how solution will scale and adopt to business needs 50%
Seamless Data & Process Integration 50%
Openness Integrability 20% Demonstrate compliance to industry standards 60%
Integration of third party solutions to enhance and/or monitor 40%

TECHNOLOGY CATEGORY : Block Chain (CT-BC)
Judging Criteria Weighting Attributes Weighting
Security 30% Solution architecture and/or platform design 60%
Compliance / adherence to security standards 40%
Creativity 30% Solving or enhancing processes, capabilities and efficiencies 50%
Methodologies used in producing results, self-learning 50%
Scale 20% Proof of how solution will scale and adopt to business needs 50%
Seamless Data & Process Integration 50%
Openness Integrability 20% Demonstrate compliance to industry standards 60%
Integration of third party solutions to enhance and/or monitor 40%

PRESENTATION TIME

  • Presentation time for each entry is same for all categories:
    • 3 minutes set up
    • 10 minutes for presentation and demo
    • 10 minutes for Q&A
    • 2 minutes for equipment dismount

Total time 25 minutes

TIMELINE

APICTA 2020 Timeline

Details

Date

Open for Nomination

10 August 2020

Nomination Closing Date

11 September 2020

First Round Judging – Online

28 September – 9 October 2020

Final Round Judging – Virtual Presentation

12 – 23 October 2020

MSC Malaysia APICTA 2020 Award Ceremony (Virtual)
(Announcement of Winners & Merits)

18 November 2020
 

PAST WINNERS

Best of Primary Student Project


SJKC Yuk Chai (Winner)

Fitness Sense


SJKC Yuk Chai (Merit)

The Smart Cage

Best of Secondary Student Project


Foon Yew High School (Winner)

ChoreFi


SMK Tropicana (Merit)

FERA TUTO POLE (Wild Animal Safety Pole)

Best of Tertiary Student Project – Software/Hardware


Multimedia University (Winner)

IoT-enabled Outdoor Smart Parking System


Multimedia University (Merit)

Multilayer Neural Network for Breast Cancer Classification


Politeknik Muadzam Shah (Merit)

iHomestay

Best of Tertiary Student Project – Creative Multimedia


The One Academy of Communication Design (Winner)

Anew - Time Capsule

Best of E-Learning


Creative Dreams International Sdn Bhd (Winner)

MindAppz


Maybank (Merit)

Maybank Sandbox

Best of E-Government & Public Sector


Kementerian Perumahan, Kesejahteraan Bandar dan Kerajaan Tempatan (Merit)

iKepoh KPKT

Best of E-Health & Well-Being


Loveworks Digital Sdn Bhd (Winner)

mSihat


ALI Health Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Doctor2U

Best of Communications Applications


Penang Port Sdn Bhd (Winner)

Mobile Applications


Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd (Merit)

LTE WLAN Aggregation (LWA) utilizing both WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) and LTE (Long Term Evaluation) Link Simultaneously (LTE Plus)

Best of Industrial Applications


DF Automation & Robotics Sdn Bhd (Winner)

NavWiz


LintraMax (M) Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Quarto

Best of Retail & Supply Chain Management


SilentMode Sdn Bhd (Winner)

Slurp POS


MDT Innovations Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Mi-Linotag330

Best of Financial Applications


Vehicle Telematics Online Services Sdn Bhd(Winner)

VTOS DRIVERS’ DRIVING NATURE APPLIED RISK PROFILE (DNA) FOR THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY


Sonicboom Solutions Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Cashless Payment Software Terminal for Self Service Industry

Best of Sustainability and Environment Technology


National Hydraulic Research Institute of Malaysia(NAHRIM)(Winner)

Malaysia Climate Change Knowledge Portal (N-HyDAA)

Best of Applications and Infrastructure Tools


NM3 Technologies (Asia) Berhad(Winner)

i3Apps

Best of Tourism and Hospitality


Staydilly(Merit)

Staydilly

Best of Research & Development


National Defence University of Malaysia(Winner)

VFORS: VEHICLE FORENSICS RECORDING SYSTEM


Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd(Merit)

V-WiD: Vital Wireless Dongle


Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd(Merit)

Integrated Smart Services Framework (iSSEF Prime)

Best of E-Inclusion & E-Community


Agmo Studio Sdn Bhd(Winner)

SyokDriver


Maybank(Merit)

MaybankHeart

Best of Media and Entertainment Technology


WAU Animation Sdn Bhd(Winner)

Ejen Ali - 3D Animation Series

Best of Start-Up Companies


Enlinea Sdn Bhd (Nuren Group)(Winner)

Wedding.com.my and Motherhood.com.my


SmartPeep Sdn Bhd(Merit)

Video Surveillance as a Service

Student : Junior Student


SJKC Yuk Chai (Winner)

Air Project

Chung Ling Private High School (Merit)

New Generation Mobility Support Device


Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Damansara Jaya (Merit)

New Gem Farming


Foon Yew High School (Merit)

Talent Trade

Student : Senior Student


Foon Yew High School (Kulai) (Merit)

Brainwaves controlled-houseware Smart home System


SMK Damansara Utama (Merit)

Subnotica

Student : Tertiary Student


KDU University College (Winner)

EzSense


Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (Merit)

Virtual Reality Games on Rehabilitations


Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Merit)

Hao Chi AR

Inclusions and Community Services : Education


Beeducation Adventures Sdn Bhd (Winner)

BeED experiential learning platform

Maybank (Merit)

Maybank Sandbox

Inclusions and Community Services : Community Services


TerraPhoenix Sdn Bhd (Winner)

Icycle


FAVORIOT (Merit)

Favoriot ioT Middleware

Industrial : Agriculture


Loo Urban Farm (Winner)

HAVVA Urban Farming Solutions

Industrial : Health and Wellbeing


Blockchain Street Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Blockcord


FAVORIOT (Merit)

Raqib

Industrial : Manufacturing


DF Automation & Robotics Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Trackless AGV with Robotic Arm

Business Services : ICT Services Solutions


RunCloud (Merit)

RunCloud is a fast and easy cloud panel for managing multiple cloud hosting and web deployments. Software as a Service (SaaS)

Business Services : Security Solutions


Emgraft Systems Sdn. Bhd (Winner)

Simplex Systems

Consumer : Banking, Insurance & Finance


Finology Sdn Bhd (Winner)

Loanplus Service. This is a B2B2C platform for loan eligibility checking across multiple banks and seamless end to end loan approval tracking

Consumer : Real Estate


BNetworks Sdn Bhd (Merit)

bWave Centrix IoT for Real Estate

Consumer : Retail and Distribution

Farm to Fork Sdn Bhd (Winner)

dahmakan

Consumer : Media & Entertainment


Epnox Technologies (Merit)

LitLive

Public Sector and Government : Government and Citizen Services


National Defence University of Malaysia & Green Data Center LLP ( Winner )

Anytime Anywhere Combat Computing Unit (A2C2U) "

Cross : Research and Development


Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd (Winner)

Smart Safety Helmet


DF Automation & Robotics Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Trackless AGV with Robotic Arm

Cross : Start-up


RunCloud (Winner)

RunCloud is a fast and easy cloud panel for managing multiple cloud hosting and web deployments. Software as a Service (SaaS)

Technology : Artificial Intelligence


SmartPeep (Winner)

AI-based Fall Monitoring System

Technology : Internet of Things


BNetworks Sdn Bhd (Winner)

bWave Centrix : Technology Agnostic IoT Service Platform

Student : Junior Student


Sekolah Menengah Jenis Kebangsaan Katholik Petaling Jaya (Winner)

Care 4U

Chung Ling Privte High School (Merit)

Surgeons' VisionMetric : Potential Diagnosis for Cancerous Cell

CEC CLPHS (Merit)

oHelmet


SJKC YUK CHAI (Merit)

WOW PROJECT (Work On Waste)

Treehouse Learning (Merit)

Quick Park IOT Based Smart Parking System

Student : Senior Student


SMK Damansara Jaya, SMK Bandar Utama 3, Arrows Resource Centre, SMJK Katholik PJ, Wesley Methodist School Kuala Lumpur (International) (Merit)

Chef de Bot


Chong Hwa Independent High School (Merit)

Driver Drowsiness Detection System


SMK Infant Jesus Convent (Merit)

Moonlight Dream

Student : Tertiary Student


Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation (Winner)

"Prevention is Better than Cure"... A Sensitive, Low Cost and Portable Detector to Prevent Cancer


Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Merit)

IoT motor monitoring and control system for industrial application

Consumer : Tourism & Hospitality


Xhinobi (Winner)

Property Management System


Cobnb Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Short-term-rental Host Management System

Consumer : Digital Marketing/Advertising


Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd (Winner)

Analytics of Customer Experience (ACE)

Inclusions and Community Services : Education


Assoc Prof Dr Nantha Kumar Subramaniam (Merit)

Instructional-based Intelligent Chatbots

Industrial : Agriculture


REDtone International Bhd (Winner)

REDtone Smart Farming

Industrial : Transport


EasyParcel Sdn Bhd (Winner)

EasyParcel

Industrial : ICT Networks & Communication


IX Telecom SDN. BHD. (Winner)

Global Connectivity and Managed Services

Business Services : Finance & Accounting Solutions (Fintech)


Soft Space (Winner)

Fasstap


Innov8tif Solutions Sdn. Bhd. (Merit)

EMAS eKYC


Silverlake Digital INX Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Silverlake GTS SmartInvest – Robo Advisor Platform

Business Services : ICT Services Solutions

Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Fixed-line Voice over Wireless (FiVoW)


Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Open Innovation Platform to Enable Rapid Digitalisation

Business Services : Security Solutions


Securemetric Berhad (Winner)

Centagate Box "

Business Services : Marketing Solutions

Nexplatform Sdn Bhd (Merit)

NEXPLATFORM

Business Services : Professional Services (Legal, HR etc) Solutions


Origin Integrated Studios Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Origin EMR-on-HIS

Public Sector and Government : Government and Citizen Services


National Defence University of Malaysia (Winner)

TACCOMS : Tactical Communicatins Operations Management System

Cross : Start Up


Xhinobi (Merit)

Gamfication & Game Development

Cross : Research and Development


Assoc Prof Dr Nantha Kumar Subramaniam ( Merit )

Instructional-based Intelligent Chatbots "


Telekom Research & Development Sdn Bhd (Merit)

Open Innovation Platform to Enable Rapid Digitalization

Technology : Artificial Intelligence


MIMOS Berhad (Merit)

Automated Licence Plate Recognition Platform (Mi-LPR) for Malaysian Vehicles


Serba Dinamik IT Solutions Sdn Bhd (Merit)

SMART Maintenance

 

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