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Gen Z Pinoys: Digital native leaders—Dell EMC study
Dell EMC Philippines today hosted Dell EMC Realize 2018, a flagship annual event for its customers and partners in the Philippines to meet, connect and get insights from Dell EMC’s business leaders and experts to help accelerate their digital transformation journey.
At the same...
Portability: Keeping your mobile number (Conclusion)
Mobile number portability (MNP) reduces the switching costs of customers desiring to switch their subscriptions from one operator to another. These switching costs include informing friends and business partners about the new number, missing calls from uninformed people, and updating company web pages,...
China in the mix: Third telco’s the charm? (CONCLUSION)
Hijacking exposes a network to potentially critical damage, Demchak and Shavitt wote in their study, “because it is not a hack of the endpoint but of the critical exchanges carrying information between end points.”
They explained that the “rerouted traffic flows sensitive data across...
Portability: Keeping your mobile number (First of two parts)
Some 60 million of the country’s 100 or so million citizens own mobile phones, and about half that number of mobile phone users are smartphone owners. You could say the country called the “text and selfie capital” of the world is a place...
The Digital Pinoy and Argomall
The archipelagic nature of the Philippines, its terrain and its climate pose a challenge to delivering items purchased over Argomall’s website, chief Argonaut Karel Holub said. Yet he sees a promising online shopping market in the Philippines, one that has not yet reached...
Life enhancers: carrots, coconuts and sweet potatoes
Choose your food wisely and add years to your life,” authors Charlotte Hilton Andersen and Jenn Sinrich wrote in Reader’s Digest.
And among the list of anti-aging foods are three of the most common, easily sourced food in the country.
Carrot
There’s an old Polish saying that...
