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Grab PH pushes for common database of blacklisted passengers

The company said ride-sharing firms should use modern technology to ensure public welfare and safety amid cases of physical or verbal harassment of drivers by passengers, passengers not paying fares, and incidents of damaging property of driver partners.

PH business will embrace virtual reality to drive sales, boost growth: experts

The Philippines has a great potential in VR production and it needs a lot of people who are involved in this space to be able to do things that are commercial grade.

Polish tech firm named after Filipino tree opens Makati office

Named after the Lingaro, a native tree with juicy and plump fruit, the technology company focuses on providing business intelligence software solutions for enterprises.

Local IT industry workers to reach 200,000 by 2022

Workers employed by the information technology (IT) subsector of the Philippines? business process outsourcing industry are expected to rise.

Civic group relaunches digital literacy program for Pinoy youths

DigiBayanihan targets young members of Philippine society to prepare them for an increasingly digital world. Its goal is to reach one million youths across the country, especially in Visayas and Mindanao.

Ex-ICT chief spearheading launch of free Internet access via cable firms

NexLogic Telecommunication Network Inc. will be providing free Internet access through a cable modem that can be purchased by anyone for P2,999.

NTC issues position paper backing broadband as basic telco service

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has endorsed the passage of new legislation that would classify broadband access as a ?basic service? so that telcos may be compelled to provide Internet connection speeds under pain of harsh administrative fines.

Filipino IT veteran named new SAP Philippines managing director

Edler Panlilio replaces South African Ryan Poggi, who will take on another executive role within SAP Asia Pacific Japan.

DICT usec says Salalima misquoted on ?interference, corruption? statement

Rodolfo "Rudy" Salalima, who recently resigned as secretary of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), did not "actually say there was corruption" during his farewell speech to employees of the agency.

DICT usec named OIC as Salalima resignation is formally accepted

Malacanang has reportedly designated an officer-in-charge (OIC) at the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) two weeks after the agency's secretary, Rodolfo "Rudy" Salalima, unexpectedly quit his post.

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