NARFIN - Digital Financial Innovation Platform
NARFIN (Narwhal Financial Systems) is a Singapore-based fintech spin-off from SMU, delivering next-generation digital banking and financial management solutions. NARFIN’s platform empowers banks, remittance houses, MNCs, and digital financial institutions to streamline treasury, remittance, and core banking operations with modular, cloud-ready systems. The company’s technology is proven in production environments and trusted by leading clients in Asia.
Aacharya.ai: Human Ability-Driven Learning Guide
Future of learning isn’t a static course, but an intelligent AI guide that adapts to the learner. Aacharya is an enterprise grade trustworthy AI-based training and assessment guide, built ground up after years of research on human-ability-modelling, that automates generation of training and assessment content based on private un-curated raw data, human-ability and science of learning principles.
AI-Based Dynamic Route Optimization And Driver Job Recommendation Tool
Same-day logistics players are crucial for the growth of eCommerce, particularly in urban areas. With eCommerce platforms facilitating continuous sales from multiple vendors, the logistics challenge has intensified. Logistics operators must pick up items from various decentralized locations and deliver them, handle dynamically generated delivery orders, and optimize order delivery for a win-win scenario among stakeholders (customers, eCommerce platform providers, vendors, logistics providers, and riders). In this industry, route optimization and rider dispatch is essential to increase earning potential for riders and reduce carbon footprint.
Web-Scale Discovery and Integration of Comparative Product Offers
Online shopping offers consumers a wide range of products from various e-commerce platforms. To compare prices, users need to search multiple sites, collect and organize data, and identify identical products. This manual process is tedious and time-consuming.
Collaborative Urban Delivery Optimisation (CUDO)
Consumer trends have had a significant impact on urban logistics. One key trend is the rise of e-commerce and online shopping, which has led to an exponential increase in package deliveries to urban areas. This surge in demand has put pressure on logistics service providers (LSPs) to develop more efficient and responsive last-mile delivery solutions.
