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[Title] => More jobs for Pinoys in South Korea
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[Title] => Pinoy illegals in South Korea on the rise
[Summary] => More overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are opting to stay in South Korea illegally, instead of returning home, a local recruitment industry reported yesterday.
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[Title] => Kasinatian sa EPS sa BPI
[Summary] => Nakasulay na ba mo og bayad sa inyong gipamalit sa department store gamit ang Express Payment System (EPS) sa Bank of the Philippine Islands o Bank of the Philippine Islands - Family Bank?
Daghan baya ang nalipay nga gitanyag kini sa mga suking mamalitay sa mga dagkong tindahan.
Sama sa credit card, dili na kinahanglang mokuot pa og cash ang kustomer aron bayran ang iyang gipamalit, kay ang ATM card lamang ang ibayad. Sama sa credit card, ang ATM card i-swipe usab unya mopindot ka lang sa PIN number, bayad na!
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[Title] => G-EPS project faces further delay?
[Summary] => The P244-million Government Electronic Procurement System (G-EPS) may face an even longer delay as losing bidder Ayala Systems Technology Inc. (ASTI) is poised to file a legal challenge against the project’s proponents.
ASTI president Rizalino Gerardo Favila Jr. said in a press conference last Wednesday that his company is considering legal action against the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) unless it answers satisfactorily four major issues ASTI has raised regarding the bidding of the G-EPS project.
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[Title] => More government suppliers use G-EPS due to savings
[Summary] => More suppliers are using the Internet to sell products and services to the government via the new government electronic procurement service (G-EPS).
The Department of Budget and Management’s Procurement Service (DBM-PS) reported that the number of suppliers trained to use the G-EPS rose by 117 percent to 1,499 as of end-June this year from 692 last year.
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[Title] => Government e-procurement effort gathers steam
[Summary] => Professionalizing procurement in government can still be possible if the Government Electronic Procurement System (G-EPS) can successfully take off as planned.
The G-EPS represents the government’s first step toward electronic procurement that will provide both government agencies and suppliers a more open, transparent and competitive environment for the procurement of goods and services by the government.
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[Title] => Huge savings seen through EPS system
[Summary] => The National Government could save as much as P2.4 billion from its annual budget for common-use supplies with the full implementation of its electronic procurement system (EPS). This is on top of some P80 million a year in savings on advertising costs using the online bidding system.
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[Title] => Government eyes big savings with e-procurement
[Summary] => Government will save as much as P2.4 billion from its annual budget for common-use supplies when it implements its electronic procurement system (EPS).
According to the Department of Budget and Management, prices in the EPS marketplace are at least 40 percent lower than commercially available goods simply by short-circuiting the marketing and distribution chain.
At present, the government spends some P6 billion every year for common-use supplies, said Estanislao Granados, director of DBM’s procurement service.
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[Title] => Globe offers cashless call card purchases
[Summary] => Globe Handyphone, the cellular phone service of Globe Telecom, is now offering its Globe Handyphone Prepaid Plus subscribers the convenience of being able to buy call card credits for their prepaid accounts using BPI Express Teller’s express payment system (EPS).
Another service innovation by Globe, purchasing call cards through BPI EPS is an alternative and easy way to get prepaid credits aside from buying the plastic Globe Prepaid Plus call cards.
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[Summary] => Nakasulay na ba mo og bayad sa inyong gipamalit sa department store gamit ang Express Payment System (EPS) sa Bank of the Philippine Islands o Bank of the Philippine Islands - Family Bank?
Daghan baya ang nalipay nga gitanyag kini sa mga suking mamalitay sa mga dagkong tindahan.
Sama sa credit card, dili na kinahanglang mokuot pa og cash ang kustomer aron bayran ang iyang gipamalit, kay ang ATM card lamang ang ibayad. Sama sa credit card, ang ATM card i-swipe usab unya mopindot ka lang sa PIN number, bayad na!
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ASTI president Rizalino Gerardo Favila Jr. said in a press conference last Wednesday that his company is considering legal action against the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) unless it answers satisfactorily four major issues ASTI has raised regarding the bidding of the G-EPS project.
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The Department of Budget and Management’s Procurement Service (DBM-PS) reported that the number of suppliers trained to use the G-EPS rose by 117 percent to 1,499 as of end-June this year from 692 last year.
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The G-EPS represents the government’s first step toward electronic procurement that will provide both government agencies and suppliers a more open, transparent and competitive environment for the procurement of goods and services by the government.
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According to the Department of Budget and Management, prices in the EPS marketplace are at least 40 percent lower than commercially available goods simply by short-circuiting the marketing and distribution chain.
At present, the government spends some P6 billion every year for common-use supplies, said Estanislao Granados, director of DBM’s procurement service.
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[Title] => Globe offers cashless call card purchases
[Summary] => Globe Handyphone, the cellular phone service of Globe Telecom, is now offering its Globe Handyphone Prepaid Plus subscribers the convenience of being able to buy call card credits for their prepaid accounts using BPI Express Teller’s express payment system (EPS).
Another service innovation by Globe, purchasing call cards through BPI EPS is an alternative and easy way to get prepaid credits aside from buying the plastic Globe Prepaid Plus call cards.
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