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[Title] => Trusting the area
[Summary] => Promoting technology resources has been the goal of many people who are trying to bring business and investments to the Philippines. One of the main hurdles is that it is very difficult to convince someone that the Philippines is a safe and dependable country to outsource. While that is probably true, the fact remains that the Philippines is a hard sell. Foreign investors see what’s shown on CNN and the idea that the Philippines is a corrupt, crime-ridden country just sticks even though the Philippines is a relatively safe place by any means.
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[Title] => Crossing the Digital Divide
[Summary] => How do we get the Filipino people up to speed on technology or more than that – above the DIGITAL DIVIDE? The Digital Divide has been the topic of many telecom leaders. It is the term most industry people relate to the use of telecoms and computer-related equipment per country or region. With that as the initiative, there are hurdles: 1) getting people physical access and 2) making access affordable – use is the result…
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[Title] => Proper protocol
[Summary] => Using communication channels properly is probably the most frustrating thing in the world. We live in an age where we are introduced to different ways of communicating. And, because of all the choices, miscommunication is introduced when the users do not use the proper protocol for each communication device or application. An example is the use of texting as a communication tool. Is it a product/service that can be used for decisions that impact business? Or is it a tool that should be strictly leveraged for information services?
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[Title] => High speed, low drag...
[Summary] => As you and I know, getting up to speed on technology and/or setting up the fundamentals/infrastructure is the next step if we want to keep up to speed in the international technology theater. So what process fits each entity the best? Is a public lead strategy better than a private lead strategy, or vice versa? How much government funding or incentive is needed? Where will it come from? Like any other hot issue, these questions can be debated on and on; they have been debated from cradle to grave.
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[Title] => Mixed signals
[Summary] => If you have read my articles, you’ll notice that I have a pretty simple structure. It’s laid out as lessons learned from past experiences and dovetailing those experiences to the present, then including what I believe are the obstacles to success.
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[Title] => Get on it!
[Summary] => Twelve years ago, while I was stationed in one of the US Marine Corps Commands in Quantico, Virginia as a Communication Center Operator, I was introduced to a computer whose magnitude transcended a normal-sized room but with a computing power that was less than my current mobile phone. It was huge! It filled up an entire room with parts of it scattered in different buildings. It was a computer – a super computer – at its prime. But by our standards now, it was a pea brain of a computer.
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[Title] => Get on it!
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During my past life as an instructor, one of the training exercises I often conducted focused on teaching fast yet safe actions of moving platoons, squadrons or fire teams in and out of harm’s way. For this exercise, mental strength was more important than physical.
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During my past life as an instructor, one of the training exercises I often conducted focused on teaching fast yet safe actions of moving platoons, squadrons or fire teams in and out of harm’s way. For this exercise, mental strength was more important than physical.
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