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At 25, local tech firm sees bright future in the cloud

Although it has seen the explosive growth of the local IT industry in the last 25 years, local systems integration group Micro D International...

Local firms face new IT task: Securing enterprise mobility

The last five years have seen the explosive use of wireless devices and data in the country, with more local businesses embracing the so-called BYOD (bring you own device) strategy. But, just like most technology trends these days, it also has its own risks.

NetSuite: Cloud adoption now on inflection point

As it bared its new customers in the country, Silicon Valley firm NetSuite said the local and global markets are currently witnessing the turning...

Asean, Japan agree to enhance cooperation on cybersecurity

Asean member-countries and Japan have vowed to enhance the cybersecurity cooperation among them, saying cybersecurity has a crucial role to play in promoting economic activities and strengthening connectivity in the region.

BI detains 14 foreigners involved in cybercrime

The BI arrested the 9 Taiwanese and 5 Chinese nationals after learning they had posted bail and were about to be released from the Las Pi?as City Jail.

Four TRC execs received kickbacks in pork barrel scam

The National Bureau of Investigation indicted on Monday the chief of the Technology Resource Center and his predecessor, as well as two other employees of the agency, accusing of them of taking kickbacks for projects coursed through the TRC using the Priority Development Assistance Fund of legislators.

Gov?t warns against stem cell products sold online

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has alerted the public on the sale of fake stem cell-based products online, saying these items could be unsafe and dangerous.

BI scraps requirement for printed tickets; will accept e-tickets instead

Reflecting the global trend in international travel, immigration personnel at the country?s international airports will no longer require travelers to present printed copies of their onward or return tickets. Instead, passengers can just show their electronic tickets or e-tickets that can be viewed via mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets.

New CEO bares bold plan to ?mobilize? Intel

New Intel CEO Brian Krzanich laid out the company?s vision and described how Intel is addressing each market segment ? such as accelerating Intel?s progress in ultra-mobile devices ? with new products over the next year and beyond, including a lower-power product family.

BI bars airport staff from using mobile phones

BI chief Siegfred Mison says regulating the use of communication devices is necessary to prevent the employees from engaging in nefarious activities such as human trafficking and smuggling.

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