The Globe Telecom Inc. Group bats for digitalizing government processes to cut red tape.
In particular, the telco welcomes the filing of the e-governance bill, a fresh attempt to pass an earlier Senate bill on government digitalization left at the committee level in the 18th Congress.
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(PNA photo by Gil Calinga) MANILA - The government's overall efficiency would get a boost with the digitalization of its processes, eventually reinvigorating the country's economy, a Globe Telecom Inc. (Globe) executive said Tuesday. Globe president and CEO Ernest Cu welcomed the proposed e-governance bill, a new attempt to pass an earlier Senate bill on government digitalization that was stuck at the committee level in the 18th Congress. "We welcome the move towards digital tools and processes in government. This will help speed up transactions with government agencies, from getting necessary documents for school or employment to securing business permits and registration," Cu said. He said the measure, filed by Leyte Rep. Martin Romualdez, would help reinvigorate the economy and added that the Covid-19 pandemic made government digitalization an urgent need. "Digitalization offers convenience and ease of doing routine transactions. It saves time and effort that
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