SLU grad students design software for small businesses on budget
St. Louis University graduate students developed a traceability app for small businesses. The software was designed for Karviva CEO Angela to provide an affordable solution for local companies. The project focuses on helping businesses manage operations on a budget.
St. Louis University graduate student Wei Chen “Danny” Lin, center, answers questions about the traceability app he designed with his partners, Kuan Wei “Webber” Chao, left, and Kuan Ju “Louis” Chen on Friday Sept, 18, 2026, for Karviva CEO Angela…
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