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Qlue!

Jeremy Lee, Social Ant

29-Mar-17 13:00

Qlue!

Cities are getting smarter. With the advent of Internet of Things, places are being connected, traffic lights talking to each other, buildings becoming more friendlier to mother nature and citizens living a better life. We live in the world of apps and we speak to Jeremy Lee, CEO of Social Ant, an organisation in Malaysia that helps governments & businesses to develop innovative technology solutions to maximise social impact. And with that vision, Qlue, a crowdsourcing app that users can report various problems in around your city, was born.


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