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PH mobile and data services becoming more affordable—ITU study
Mobile cellular, and mobile and fixed broadband services in the Philippines have become more affordable in recent years and also compare favorably with prices in other Asia Pacific countries and the rest of the world, according to the latest report released by the International...
Artificial Intelligence and machine learning is changing the way we do business
Today, every organization needs to reimagine its business model. Customers expect business to meet them anywhere, any time, on any device. To meet this speed of response, businesses need to be ahead of the game, at the cutting edge of what their market...
How to build a day care center: An SM Foundation-National Bureau of Investigation partnership
Wearing red sneakers, gray pants, and a loosely tucked-in red shirt with the name ‘Tres’ emblazoned on his right chest, five-year-old Dante ‘Tres’ Gierran III cut a charming sight as he delivered his welcome speech to the guests and visitors who came to...
The GMO in your food
The debate is still ongoing. But in the Philippines, as in the rest of the world, its actual use has gained the upper hand over all the talk and protests against it.
In truth, genetically modified (GM) food has been eaten by Filipinos every...
Submarine cable landing stations to speed up internet connectivity– DOST
The slow internet connection in the country may soon be a thing of the past. This was according to the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) as it welcomed the initiative of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) which was formerly...
Marawi and Mindanao in the eyes of a prince
In the weeks following the end of the battle for Marawi City against Maute and ISIS terror cells, I met Aminullah Alonto Lucman (or Koko to his friends), son of former lawmaker Rashid Lucman and Princess Tarhata Alonto, at the Hotel Dusit.
I have...
