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Makati City teams up with Globe to roll out ‘Netizen Card’

The card will enable the 500,000 residents of Makati to access city government services and allow them to transact with the city government.

Accenture PH says it will hike investments in corporate citizenship

In its partnership with the Philippine Business for Social Progress, Accenture has invested P8 million in grants in 2016 to fund vocational and technical training of the underserved youth.

Back up files to prepare for ‘Big One’, says Phivolcs chief

A study has indicated that whether an IT system is housed in a home office or in a large computer room, all are potentially at risk from the fury of the Big One.

PH offices must now embrace tech in their operations: JLL

The traditional workplace in the Philippines must now look forward in applying technology to the current working environment to become relevant to the next generation of workforce.

DICT asks Duterte to issue EO on centralized government portal

DICT secretary Rodolfo Salalima said the move is aimed at establishing a single portal within the agency where citizens can have online access to services of various government departments.

NASA’s Pinoy scientist to deliver climate change lecture in PH confab

Dr. Josefino "Joey" C. Comiso, who has been a prominent researcher at NASA for around 40 years, is with the space agency?s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Smart launches free Wi-Fi in MRT stations, part of Edsa

Smart Wi-Fi is now available at all 13 MRT platforms as well as the street-level stretch of Edsa between Guadalupe and Ortigas, for an initial 30 minutes free every day without data cap.

PH gov’t starts work on National Intellectual Property Strategy

The NIPS is expected to be completed within one year. It will commence implementation in April 2018.

Computex set to open with bigger exhibits, competitions

Nearly 40,000 visitors, including 1,600 exhibitors and 300 media eyes, are expected to grace one of Taipei?s most anticipated annual events.

House bill filed increasing penalties for cyber bullying

Surigao del Sur representative Johnny Pimentel has filed House Bill 4795, which seeks to reinforce the existing provisions of the Cybercrime Prevention Act and the Revised Penal Code against online harassment.

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