Crowdsearching with WebSearchME

Kevin Tan, Salutica Allied Solutions | George Pan, Salutica Allied Solutions

12-May-14 16:42

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The concept of crowdsourcing is not something new, from idea generation to genereating funds, it has given the web a much more powerful presence. WebSearchME is a feature built in Fobo Max that utilise crowd sourcing to help people to locate their lost items or loved ones without paying any monthly subscription fee. How does it work? We speak to Kevin Tan and George Pan of Salutica Allied Solutions, the creators of Fobo Tag and Fobo Max to find out more.

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