POIC Leadership Explores ResǪmi Safety Platform in Strategic Meeting with ICOMM
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- Sep 13
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13 September 2025
KOTA KINABALU: ICOMM Sdn Bhd, a leading Malaysian technology solutions provider headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, presented a live demonstration of its innovative emergency response platform, ResǪmi, at a high-level meeting with POIC leadership today.
The POIC delegation was led by its Chairman and former Chief Minister of Sabah, Datuk Seri Panglima Yong Teck Lee, alongside Group Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Fredian Gan. The session was followed by an in-depth dialogue on the vital role of integrated technology in strengthening national safety infrastructure and supporting emergency response teams.
Yong expressed keen interest in the platform’s potential, noting its alignment with broader national safety objectives.
“Tools like ResǪmi can significantly improve the speed and coordination of rescue missions, ensuring that help reaches those in need more effectively. This is not only a benefit for Sabah, but also a critical advancement for the entire nation. Under POIC’s current stewardship, we are committed to championing initiatives that enhance personal safety and emergency medical response – and ResǪmi is precisely the kind of innovation we must support,” he said.
The presentation highlighted how ResǪmi is designed as an emergency services application, delivering real-time critical information to save lives during medical crises, security incidents, and natural disasters.
A spokesperson for ICOMM Sdn Bhd said: “We are greatly encouraged by the positive reception and insightful engagement from YB Datuk Seri Panglima Yong Teck Lee and the POIC team. This discussion marks a pivotal step forward in our collaborative journey.”
The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to advance the initiative to its next stage, reflecting a common vision of harnessing technology to strengthen national safety.
ResǪmi is scheduled for public release in the first quarter of 2026.


















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