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Ipoh Mali, Ipoh Tech - Radica Software

Thomas Yip, Radica Software

22-Apr-15 12:00

Ipoh Mali, Ipoh Tech - Radica Software

In July 2014, our friends at DigitalNewsAsia.com featured a small company based in Ipoh specializing in computer-aided design or CAD software for electrical engineers that has a list of who’s who of global clients including Apple, NASA, US Army, Space X, GM, Ford and list goes on. Today we speak to the founder and CEO of that company, Thomas Yip of Radica Software and find out how did he achieve all this.


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