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In fighting form, Globe Telecom has denounced the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) for supposedly blocking its joint purchase of SMC?s telco assets and feeding wrong information to the media regarding a recent order of the Court of Appeals (CA).

As expected, many Twitter users also made light of some highlights during the speech, welcoming the president?s serious message with humor.

Home Credit, which set up shop in the country in 2013 with P2 billion in investment, is buoyed by the receptive response of Filipinos who use its offerings to buy mostly electronic gadgets and home appliances.

Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte has instructed the newly created Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) to study the formulation of a new national broadband strategy in order to expand the government?s free Wi-Fi access program in public areas.

In collaboration with Accenture, SAP now equips UST?s accountancy department with 12 hours of experiential laboratory activities that focus on the latest technologies in accounting on top of Accenture?s industry-specific lectures under the Computer 4 or Accounting Information System (AIS) curriculum.

Under the deal, PLDT will take care of the connectivity and managed services, while Intel will provide the hardware. All a customer needs to do is subscribe to the package via PLDT?s SME Nation, the company?s SME arm.

The Peace Corps and IBM had recently formed a public-private partnership, through the Peace Corps Response (PCR) program and IBM Corporate Service Corps (CSC), which was launched recently in the Philippines.

A cyber security firm has warned of a ?gloomy? online landscape in the coming months as the Philippines saw a big 48% increase in cyber attacks in the second quarter of 2016 over the previous quarter.

The two parties agreed to formulate strategies aimed at harnessing the potentials of technical vocational education and training (TVET) to boost more available manpower resources as a means to pump prime growth in Mindanao.

Sen. Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan, who won a fresh six-year term in the last elections, said Wednesday, July 20, that he has filed Senate Bill 58, which seeks to make free Wi-Fi in public areas a permanent initiative through a law passed by Congress.