MILO FELIPE of milObjects Software talks about his project, an online tool that would enable local governments to easily develop websites and online services. This was one of the elevator pitches on Day 2 of the Morph Code bootcamp.
Video taken by INQUIRER.net online videographer Janie Christine Octia at the Ateneo de Manila University.
STRATLOC, a company founded by a group of engineers, is represented here by Anna Pasetes, who explains the Real-Time Locator project. This was one of the elevator pitches on Day 2 of the Morph Code bootcamp.
Video taken by INQUIRER.net online videographer Janie Christine Octia at the Ateneo de Manila University.
EDISPOSE, according to Robert Sagun of E-governance for Municipal Development Inc., will help local government units facilitate the disposal of their assets. This was one of the elevator pitches on Day 2 of the Morph Code bootcamp.
Video taken by INQUIRER.net online videographer Janie Christine Octia at the Ateneo de Manila University.
MICHAEL MALETTE of FluidMinds explains CertSim and how it will provide mock tests for certification examinations. This was one of the elevator pitches on Day 2 of the Morph Code bootcamp.
Video taken by INQUIRER.net online videographer Janie Christine Octia at the Ateneo de Manila University.
THE EXCEED Student Information System, which organizes student files including grades and attendance, is explained by Sawar Faruque of Integritas Data Management Solutions. This was one of the elevator pitches on Day 2 of the Morph Code bootcamp held in Ateneo de Manila University.
Video taken by INQUIRER.net online videographer Janie Christine Octia.
GREG MORENO explains the XLang Project that will help people learn a foreign language. This was one of the elevator pitches on Day 2 of the Morph Code bootcamp held in Ateneo de Manila University.
Video taken by INQUIRER.net online videographer Janie Christine Octia.
WINSTON DAMARILLO, Morph Labs executive chairman, talks about being the first software company in the country to go public. He also shares his thoughts on the elevator pitches presented on Day 2 of the Morph Code bootcamp at the Ateneo de Manila University.
Interview conducted by INQUIRER.net technology reporter Erwin Oliva. Video taken by INQUIRER.net online videographer Janie Christine Octia.
IMAGINE a large group of users who write stories together one phrase at a time. That is actually the simple and yet brilliant idea from a startup simply called Octales.
Unanimously, the panel of experts said Octales is a “refreshing” idea after an afternoon of elevator pitches.
All in all, 15 startups presented their business ideas.
