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The Philippines should stimulate its local software industry, via Software Venture Fund idea otherwise it would be a terrible loss if the Philippine software industry fails to capitalize on it.
Winston Damarillo, a venture capitalist and chairman and co-founder of Exist Global Inc., a software engineering service company, believes that new approach in Venture Capital (VC) concept in the Philippines should be adopted in order to maximize the "high-caliber" Filipino talents in software development.
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[Summary] => Developing a Venture Capital (VC) Community seems easier said but far from being attainable due to the lack of capitalists' confidence, unless if the academe takes steps to develop a good Research and Development (R&D) focus for Information Technology.
Jack Madrid, one of the founders of iAyala company, said it is difficult to push VC concept in the Philippines because of the underdeveloped R&D industry for IT.
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[Title] => Venture capitalist a must to boost IT sector growth
[Summary] => Cebu needs to form a "venture capitalists community" to fully realize its bid to become the Silicon Valley in the Philippines, and take advantage of the ample Information Technology (IT) talents here.
This according to Filipino technologist and IT expert Dennis Ramon Posadas during his talk in the recently culminated three-day 2nd Cebu ICT Strategy Summit.
"I see extraordinary talents here. Why are they not competing with the rest of the world? A venture capital concept must be organized to nurture and make your talents' invention profitable in the world," Posadas said.
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[Summary] => IT expert Dennis Ramon Posadas, the author of Rice Bowl and Chips, said Cebu's booming IT industry needs help from the private sector as well as from the government, as most IT developers or engineers who have potential ideas are not experts in the business management field.
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[Summary] => The Philippines should change its Information Technology (IT) planning infrastructure, in terms of identifying "IT investment hub", otherwise, it won't make it in its bid to build another "Silicon Valley" in Asia. IT expert Dennis Ramon Posadas said that the idea of the Philippine government to spread the IT zones around the country is not the right thing to do, if the country is aiming to be one of the world's IT centers.
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The Philippines should stimulate its local software industry, via Software Venture Fund idea otherwise it would be a terrible loss if the Philippine software industry fails to capitalize on it.
Winston Damarillo, a venture capitalist and chairman and co-founder of Exist Global Inc., a software engineering service company, believes that new approach in Venture Capital (VC) concept in the Philippines should be adopted in order to maximize the "high-caliber" Filipino talents in software development.
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Jack Madrid, one of the founders of iAyala company, said it is difficult to push VC concept in the Philippines because of the underdeveloped R&D industry for IT.
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This according to Filipino technologist and IT expert Dennis Ramon Posadas during his talk in the recently culminated three-day 2nd Cebu ICT Strategy Summit.
"I see extraordinary talents here. Why are they not competing with the rest of the world? A venture capital concept must be organized to nurture and make your talents' invention profitable in the world," Posadas said.
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[Summary] => The Philippines should change its Information Technology (IT) planning infrastructure, in terms of identifying "IT investment hub", otherwise, it won't make it in its bid to build another "Silicon Valley" in Asia. IT expert Dennis Ramon Posadas said that the idea of the Philippine government to spread the IT zones around the country is not the right thing to do, if the country is aiming to be one of the world's IT centers.
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