Technology News From The Philippines
This year, IPRA Philippines — the local chapter of the International Public Relations Association, the leading global network for Public Relations professionals — kicks off the new year with a first-in-a-series webinar entitled, “Communitalks 1: Communication Trends in 2021 and Beyond.”
Globe said 5G modernization efforts in Cebu are currently at 61% coverage while Davao is with 60% coverage.
Oracle has announced that it is making its popular APEX low-code development platform available as a managed cloud service that developers can use to build data-driven enterprise applications quickly and easily.
The article talks about how one can create a comprehensive SEO friendly website architecture and the measures one needs to take for it.
Through a virtual launch, the company introduced the MOK 2.0 and the MOK mini Plus which boast of improved functions and style that fit the lifestyle of their users.
California-based Pulse Secure in partnership with Filipino IT firm Radenta Technologies recently introduced Pulse Zero Trust Access (PZTA) to answer the growing need to provide a secure environment for a flexible workplace.
Subscribers of Plan 1500 will now also be able to have an even higher speed add-on of up to 45 Mbps when they pay an additional P99.
UnionBank is aiming to utilize digital technology to create the first known “Data Science Factory” model in Southeast Asia’s financial sector.
