On the second day of the trial, three SLA employees took the stand to testify that Virtual Map has copied "SLA's skeleton", which has been the "hard work, skill, labour and money invested by the government", and pointed out several irregularities in Virtual Map's work.
During the second phase of the trial, three SLA workers took the stand to claim that Virtual Map had borrowed heavily from their own efforts, describing it as having copied "SLA's foundation" built on "the government's sweat equity, expertise, and resources", and highlighting several flaws in Virtual Map's performance.