Third Pillar, which was co-founded by veteran IT executive Jennifer Ligones, is now slowly making a name for itself after just three years of local operations. Fuelling its growth is its status as the preferred local partner of recognized brands in cloud computing, data analytics, and IT consulting.
US-based cloud computing powerhouse Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced at its first major local event recently that it has opened an office in the country to further support the growing customer base across the Philippines.
US-based fitness tracker firm Fitbit has formally entered the Philippine market as it announced the local availability of Fitbit Blaze and Fitbit Alta devices.
What marked the difference for the election this year is the higher level of inclusiveness Filipinos enjoyed through the country?s first-ever #TwitterElection.
A new survey from consumer research firm GfK has revealed that Hong Kong and North America (US, Canada, and Mexico) have the world?s top two most highly connected populations.
The program aims to provide a concierge-style service for nursing IBM employees to help them ensure adequate milk supply for the baby?s consumption for the day, with IBM picking up the cost.
A total of 22 million people engaged in conversations related to the Philippines elections on Facebook, generating 268 million interactions. This makes the Philippines the most engaged elections in Asia Pacific on Facebook to date.
Hours after the closing of voting precincts in cities and municipalities in the country on Monday, the public may view the "uncanvassed" electoral results from the precinct level at the newest public site of the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
Facebook has announced that it will give the 51 million Filipinos on Facebook the chance to share that they've voted in this Monday's elections, with an "I'm a Voter" button that will appear in the Facebook News Feeds of those eligible to vote.
