Technology News From The Philippines
Software company Oracle released its latest sustainability study which showed that, now more than ever, it is imperative for businesses to integrate sustainability into their operations and maximize technology to advance sustainability.
Satellite operator SES announced that the improved connectivity services of their next-generation Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) satellites will be available in the Philippines by Q1 2023. These satellites can deliver more than 1 gigabit of capacity to any site in the country with a relatively low latency of 150 milliseconds while relying on only one gateway.
Open Radio Access Network (O-RAN) technology aims to enable interoperability between all hardware and software components and ultimately, prevent telecom operators from being locked-in with a single vendor.
Google Philippines held on Tuesday, June 21, its third annual Pride Conversations where a panel of LGBTQ+ representatives discussed how technology empowered them to build safe spaces for their community.
The ADVanCE incubation program’s first ever Demo Day on Wednesday, June 22, featured six socially-conscious start-ups which pitched their profitability, new products, and plans to scale in the hopes of gaining partners and investors.
The 19 start-ups that composed the program’s inaugural cohort eagerly pitched their business models to potential investors and partners during the online event.
Research firm IDC said the Philippines should prioritize capacity-building, which entails change management to teach Filipinos how to use the digital technologies available to them and applying relevant KPIs in assessing the performance of e-government platforms from user and productivity standpoints.
According to Jobstreet’s internal data and reports, the workforce’s changing behavior comes from their shifting priorities.
