+ Follow Digital Philippines Tag
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[Title] => More cities identifiedas ideal IT-BPM hubs
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[Title] => Gringo Honasan lays out ‘Digital Philippines’ plan
[Summary] => Information and Communications Technology Secretary Gregorio Honasan intends to institutionalize policies and set in motion programs that would go beyond the Duterte administration to ensure the country’s transformation into a digital nation will soon be achieved.
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[Title] => ICT industry sets sights on $62-B outsourcing market
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"The country is uniquely placed to capture a lot of this growth because of its deep pool of knowledge workers who speak English and are IT-proficient," said Roberto Romulo, chairman of the private Digital Philippines foundation, which is leading the drive.
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[Title] => Private sector takes lead to promote RP as BPO hub
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[Title] => Mendoza meets ICT leaders
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February 16, 2003 - 12:00am
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