Dato Salim has been the Chairman of Embedded Wireless Labs since its inception. He is also the Chairman of Rapid Synergy Bhd since 1996. Dato Salim serves on the Board of Directors of companies such as Borneo Power and Infrastructure Sdn Bhd, Streetspace Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd, Rural Telecommunication Sdn Bhd, Pertiwi Shipping Sdn Bhd and the Malaysian Overseas Construction Group Sdn Bhd, among others.

He was formerly on the Board of Directors of Southern Bank Berhad.

Dato Salim attended the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland (LRCP & LRCS).

Margon is the co-founder and Director of Embedded Wireless Labs. He is responsible for overseeing overall operations and product development.

Margon was the founder and President of KM International, where he was responsible for the project management and production engineering of large multi-million dollar GIS projects.

As Director of Engineering in PacData from 1987-92, he was responsible for managing the design and production of all company projects and overseeing the establishment facilities in India and the Philippines.

Prior to this, he was Vice-President of Engineering in Facilities Management Corp. Between 1981-1984, he was a Systems Analyst with the Latin American Strategic Studies Institute where he designed an indexing system to retrieve media- related strategic intelligence.

Margon has lectured in various seminars and has been extensively published in various professional journals. He is a member of the Automated Mapping and Facility Management, the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association and the North West Computer Aided Mapping Association.

Margon attended Carnegie-Mellon University.

Thomas Mathai is one of the founders of Embedded Wireless Labs.

He is also the former President of Caught in the Web, Inc., Toronto, which he co-founded in 1995. It is now one of North America’s most prestigious web development corporations with clientele including the Federal Government of Canada, IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, Deloitte & Touche International, Time Warner, Inc., Polygram Group of Companies, Virgin Music, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and Bank of Nova Scotia.

Among others, CITW was responsible for developing a java based commerce system for various sections of the IBM Net.Commerce, that allows merchants to set-up virtual stores to conduct electronic commerce. It was subsequently adopted by various Internet Service Providers and is at the forefront of electronic commerce.

CITW's Virtual City website for Warner Music was the first ever virtual City launched online and was nominated for the prestigious CLIO Award in the “Best Web Site Category”.

Mathai and his team also developed the first ActiveX control that allows users to upload data files using a browser. This technology is now showcased by Microsoft Corp. and achieved "Most Popular Download" on CNET's site.

Mathai attended Communications and Computer Science at the University of Toronto.