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DICT produces first batch of business analysts for BPO sector

The 22 scholars underwent a nine-week training course and completed five modules that cover topics identified by the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd).

Despite failures, gov’t allots extra P1.2B for free WiFi project

In an audit report last month, the COA sternly criticized the DICT for its disastrous implementation of the government?s free public WiFi program and raised doubts over its ability to finish the P6.507-billion project this year.

DICT inks deal with NEA to tap electric coops for fiber Internet

DICT acting secretary Elisio Rio is expected to announce the agreement with the NEA on Aug. 6.

CEZA teams up with SG firm to put up first blockchain hub in PH

The local office of cryptocurrency firm NEM Technologies has partnered with the CEZA to build the blockchain hub at Sta. Ana, Cagayan.

Gatchalian calls for passage of telco bills to attract more players

The three pending bills are the Lifetime Cellphone Number Act, Open Data in Transmission Act, and amendments to the Public Service Act.

Senate passes bill providing WiFi access in transport terminals

The measure mandates the DICT, in coordination with the DOTr and other concerned agencies, to provide free Internet access in land transportation and roll-on/roll-off (roro) terminals nationwide.

E-gates at NAIA Terminal 3 ready for use on July 23 — BI

The electronic gates, however, can only be used by Philippine citizens for the meantime.

DICT chief threatens to resign if overruled by telco oversight committee

DICT acting secretary Eliseo M. Rio Jr. reportedly said he will quit his post if he is outvoted by the oversight committee for the entry of the third major telecommunications player in the country.

Cagayan ecozone eyes crypto boom, issues first set of licenses

After becoming a hub for offshore-based online gaming, the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) is now setting its sights on the booming crypto-currency business.

Solon blames offline gov’t websites for ‘mis-suspension’ of classes

A party-list lawmaker has criticized the DICT for the offline government websites that contributed to the confusion brought about by the "mis-suspension" of classes on Monday, July 9.

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