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Online database for ‘Yolanda’ reconstruction efforts to go live by Oct

The database, dubbed "eMPATHY" or e-Management Platform: Accountability and Transparency Hub for Yolanda, will be the central repository of information on all projects undertaken along the Yolanda corridor.

Ericsson launches world’s first indoor picocell for small buildings

Known as the RBS 6402, the transmitter is the ?first picocell to support LTE speeds of up to 300 Mbps with carrier aggregation and delivers twice the capacity and speed,? the company said in a statement.

PH bank named finalist in Asia-Pacific data center awards

A Caloocan-headquartered Filipino savings bank has been considered as a finalist in two categories in the DatacenterDynamics APAC Awards, the B2B information provider said on its website.

IT editor Tony Pano succumbs to colon cancer; 53

Antonio ?Tony? Pano, the long-time IT editor of the Philippine Star, died on Friday, Sept. 5, due to cancer of the colon. He was 53.

IBM grant allows cloud collaboration for Yolanda relief efforts

IBM has given an ?impact grant? to the Philippine Disaster Recovery Foundation (PDRF), allowing members to collaborate using cloud technology for ongoing relief efforts for typhoon Yolanda last year.

Analytics consortium announces Board of Trustees

Analitika, an industry-led consortium which aims to enable the Philippines to become the global center for smarter analytics, has introduced its Board of Trustees.

Mobile project aims to inject tech solutions into ‘sari-sari’ stores

According to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas head of inclusive finance advocacy Pia Roman-Tayag, around 37 percent of municipalities in the Philippines have no banking office and are part of the 2.5 billion people worldwide, especially in emerging regions, that lack access to financial services like banks and credit cards, and are burdened to make payments or transfer money.

MOVEMENTS | Tech execs, PR professional turn new leaf

Dan Viray assumed his new job at IPC after shedding his role -- apparently just in time -- as business development director at CapGemini, the French-owned system integrator that is being blamed for the bungled IT migration of fast-food giant Jollibee.

Bill seeks installation of solar panels in public schools without electricity

The installation of 200 watts solar panels in selected classrooms or facilities will ensure that all schools nationwide will have power to energize basic teaching tools such as computers, printers and other laboratory equipment enabling them to deliver the same degree of quality teaching as other schools to improve the quality of education.

Pagasa to install Doppler radar in Siquijor

The proposed radar is a specialized one that makes use of the Doppler effect to produce velocity data about objects at a distance. The Doppler effect is an increase or decrease in the frequency of sound, light or other waves as the source and observer move toward or away from each other, he explained.

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