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Design weakness due to lack of tech tools hampering PH shipbuilding industry

A forum conducted by the Department of Science and Technology’s Metals Industry Research and Development Center (DOST-MIRDC) has revealed that the local shipbuilding and ship repair (SBSR) industry’s weakness lies in design because of the lack of both software and hardware in training and educational institutions. 

SAP rolls out new cloud program for local SMEs

Business software firm SAP held a virtual media briefing on Friday, April 28, to launch its “Grow With SAP” program intended to help small and medium enterprises (SMEs) automate their businesses via the cloud.

PH still out of US intellectual property watch list

The Philippines has kept its clean record for 10 years in the United States Trade Representative’s (USTR) Special 301 Report, which listed countries where the US has intellectual property protection and enforcement concerns.

Morong is first LGU to use next-gen 911 emergency system

The technology is used in the United States, and it has proven to be a game-changer in emergency communications.

Acer trains eyes on AI, sustainable computers, gaming

Tech titan Acer unveiled in an online global press event on April 20 a multitude of new advanced products aimed at showing what they have in store for the future of AI (artificial intelligence), gaming, and sustainable computers.

DICT asked to provide platform for poor LGUs to automate operations

Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian made the call as the Senate Committee on Ways and Means is currently fine-tuning through a technical working group (TWG) the provisions of a proposed real property valuation reform measure, which he hopes would expedite the automation of LGUs across the country.

PSA sees downloadable ePhilID a step towards digital society

The downloadable version of the ePhilID provides registered persons access to a PDF copy of their ePhilID, which they can store on their mobile devices.

ComClark rolls out satellite service for military, disaster response

ComClark said whether on the road or at sea, users can stay connected for Web browsing, streaming, or catching up on emails with SATCOM-on-the-move, which designed to deliver always-on connectivity via satellite while on the move.

Gov’t to launch e-licensing portal for military, controlled goods

DTI secretary Alfredo Pascual said the e-licensing platform’s launch is a significant stage in monitoring and controlling trade in strategic goods to ensure that these products are not used as weapons.

New customs regulations to address problems in e-commerce shipments

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said it is working on a set of customs regulations that would address gaps and challenges in the processing and clearance of cross-border e-commerce shipments.

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