Technology News From The Philippines
Cryptocurrency marketplace Coexstar has announced it is launching a joint venture with First Shoshin Holdings Corp., a venture capital firmed funded by former lawmakers Jack Ponce-Enrile and Sally Ponce-Enrile.
E-commerce titan eBay unveiled on Thursday, July 14, its study on online businesses across the six Southeast Asian markets of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Education institutions faced the highest data encryption rate (73%) compared to other sectors (65%), and the longest recovery time, with 7% taking at least three months to recover – almost double the average time for other sectors (4%).
BSA’s decision to launch the hotlines follows reports about “ghost piracy”, in which authorities report that design professionals working from home are illegally accessing illegal software at their offices while working remotely on engineering, construction, and animation design projects.
Leo Capinpin, country leader of IBM Infrastructure in Philippines, gives Newsbytes.PH an exclusive view why businesses in the country still need systems like IBM Power in today’s cloud world.
The online food and grocery delivery platform Foodpanda has officially announced its exclusive and unlimited dine-in promos and discounts of up to 25% off for members of its rewards program Pandapro in Metro Manila, Cebu, Davao, and Cagayan de Oro.
MSME-focused government programs were given the spotlight in the latest episode of Future Festival, a series of webinars and virtual conferences hosted by Shell Philippines where successful projects addressing mobility, communities and livelihood, STEM and youth, and energy take center stage.
Japanese education technology company Quipper, a known provider of an online learning management system (LMS), emphasized the evolving need for digital learning technology amid the announcement of the Department of Education in adding in-person classes to blended learning setups.
