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    This document discusses the growth of information technology in the Philippines. It identifies six reasons for the booming IT sector, including the country's ties to ASEAN, the growth of the BPO industry, and the tech-savvy Filipino youth. It also notes that the Philippines climbed to 55th place in a ranking of technological readiness. Finally, it outlines principles for developing accessible, available, secure, interoperable and sustainable ICT plans and programs to support socioeconomic development in the Philippines.

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    This document discusses the growth of information technology in the Philippines. It identifies six reasons for the booming IT sector, including the country's ties to ASEAN, the growth of the BPO industry, and the tech-savvy Filipino youth. It also notes that the Philippines climbed to 55th place in a ranking of technological readiness. Finally, it outlines principles for developing accessible, available, secure, interoperable and sustainable ICT plans and programs to support socioeconomic development in the Philippines.

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    This document discusses the growth of information technology in the Philippines. It identifies six reasons for the booming IT sector, including the country's ties to ASEAN, the growth of the BPO industry, and the tech-savvy Filipino youth. It also notes that the Philippines climbed to 55th place in a ranking of technological readiness. Finally, it outlines principles for developing accessible, available, secure, interoperable and sustainable ICT plans and programs to support socioeconomic development in the Philippines.

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    IT TRIPS AND SEMINARS

    IT STANDS IN THE PHILIPPINES

    BSIT – 3

    INTRODUCTION:
    Information technology has indeed greatly changed our daily lives.
    Moreover, such innovation has brought forth many changes not only in the
    industry, but also in the field of education. Likewise in the Philippines, changes
    have been seen all over the academic. This paper talked about the background of
    the Philippines, starting with a bird’s eye view of the educational system.

    SIX (6) REASONS WHY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IS BOOMING


    IN THE PHILIPPINES

    1. The Philippines is going through tech evolution


    2. When it comes to technology, brand marketing has never been more
    challenging, especially with all the available channels they can tap into.
    3. Ties with ASEAN.
    4. The BPO industry relies on the digital platform.
    5. One IT guy isn’t enough anymore.
    6. The Filipino Youth & Tech.

    STATUS OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE PHILIPPINES:


    The Philippines climbed to the 55th spot out of 82 economies tracked in the latest
    Technological Readiness Ranking published by the Economist Intelligence Unit
    on Tuesday. The Philippines bagged a score of 5.5 and shared the 55th place with
    Colombia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Serbia and Sri Lanka.

    ICT allows governments to deliver its services faster and with greater
    transparency. ICT enables companies to tap into the competitive edge of
    particular nations in order to provide higher quality services cost effectively, and
    on a global scale. And, with ICT, individuals now have more information at their
    fingertips, and are more connected than ever before. They have more power, than
    ever before. The Sovereign Individual is emerging. ICT, in other words, is at the
    heart of a virtuous cycle that can lead to better governance, growing economies
    and more promising lives for all.
    In the Philippines, ICT is already widely recognized as a potent tool for
    socioeconomic up-liftmen. No less than the 1987 Constitution gives cognizance

    to ICT’s role in nation-building. The Arroyo Administration’s Medium Term


    Philippine Development Plan (MTPDP) identifies ICT as one of the drivers of jobs
    creation and investments.

    Plans and programs to use ICT for developmental purposes should be:
    - Accessible. Online access to services must be extended to all citizens and
    must cater to the needs of different stakeholders.
    - Available. ICT services to all citizens anytime. It should be available 24 x 7
    x366, at home, at the office, in schools, in libraries and other convenient public
    locations.
    - Secure and Accountable. Standards should be set for resolving security,
    privacy, non-repudiation and authentication issues to engender trust in the use of
    ICT services.
    - Interoperable. Online services should be able to link seamlessly to existing
    back-end systems and across different agencies and platforms.
    - Sustainable. It should eventually transaction-based, cost-effective, revenue
    generating and self-financing.

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