The Supreme Court (SC) is expanding the digitalization of legal services with an electronic notarization framework that allows electronic documents to be notarized in person or remotely through accredited digital platforms.
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) is continuing to operate the Stradcom-developed LTO-IT System alongside the government-owned Land Transportation Management System (LTMS), despite a May 29 directive from the Office of the Ombudsman ordering the agency to immediately stop using the older platform.
Globe Business is urging Philippine companies to integrate their networks, cloud platforms, cybersecurity systems, application programming interfaces (APIs), and artificial intelligence tools instead of deploying them as separate technology projects.
A House committee is seeking to establish a national digital repository that would give college students and faculty free access to textbooks, research papers, lecture videos, and other academic materials.
The expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure is creating new revenue opportunities for telecommunications companies as data centers and enterprises demand faster, more reliable connectivity, according to networking equipment provider Ciena.
Whizkey Technology Services Inc. has entered the Philippine managed services market, offering businesses an alternative to building and maintaining large in-house IT teams.
Google is expanding Gemini Spark, its personal AI agent capable of independently carrying out multi-step tasks, to subscribers across the Asia-Pacific region.
Science Communicators Philippines (SciCommPH) has called for an independent assessment of the proposed Pax Silica industrial hub, saying the government should disclose the project’s terms and potential environmental and social impact before making binding commitments.
GoTyme Bank has directly integrated its account-opening system with the Philippine Identification System, allowing customers to verify their identities without scanning or uploading physical identification documents.
Cities that fully automated their business permitting systems recorded significantly stronger growth in local business tax collections than those that had not completed the shift, according to a Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) study.
