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SC, Korean aid agency link up to modernize PH courts

The partnership aims to create an electronic verification and case and evidence management system, digitize court records, and train court personnel to implement these advancements.

PhilSA, PhilRice ink pact to use satellite data to mitigate agri drought

The agreement aims to create crop-specific drought maps from satellite data, with a focus on rice.

IBM study: Asia-Pacific firms moving beyond AI experimentation

The study noted that the pursuit of short-term wins during the initial phase of generative AI projects has given way to a more nuanced understanding of AI’s potential.

DOTr asked to require bus, shipping lines to have online bookings

Buying bus and ship tickets ahead of time is a practical solution to reducing congestion at transport hubs during seasonal vacation rush, according to a lawmaker.

SC, Spanish partners launch legal digital framework

The CALESA Digital is a program aimed at creating a digital legal framework in the country through the collaborative work of experts in the field of law and technology.

Skyro now a payment option for Paynamics merchants

With the holiday season in full swing, payment solutions company Paynamics has announced a partnership with Skyro to provide Buy-Now-Pay-Later (BNPL) products.

Dell sees rise of ‘agentic, autonomous AI’ in 2025

Dell Technologies released its five AI-centered trends for 2025 that it believes will influence the way people work in the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) region and other parts of the world.

DICT unveils RISE PH to drive digital ecosystems in countryside

RISE PH, which stands for Regional ICT Summit and Exhibitions, is the evolution of a series of regional summits beginning November last year into a program that empowers regions to thrive in the digital age.

To inject tech in MSMES, DOST rolls out ‘Propel’ program

The Propel program will serve as a commercialization arm for DOST, offering Filipino innovators access to essential resources. 

PH only had 16 IP global filings in 2017 to 2020, says DOST unit

DOST-TAPI director Marion Ivy Decena said the low filings could be the result of various issues such as insufficient research quality, a lack of truly patentable inventions, or a dependence on utility models that don’t meet the strict novelty standards required in global markets.

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