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With Information and Communications Technology taking the center stage in a post-pandemic Philippines, there is now a greater demand for its practitioners to

THE information technology-business process management (IT-BPM) sector remains as a growth driver for the Philippine office property sector, with Metro Manila as the top preferred destination of industry players worldwide, according to a study. In its latest research, Leechiu Property Consultants cited various global consulting firms which indicated that Metro Manila is among the four

Today, Great Place To Work® announced its 2023 Best Workplaces in Asia™. The list is based on confidential survey data, with 2.1 million individual responses representing the experiences of 5.9 million employees from across the region. Employees reported their experiences of trust, innovation, company values, and leadership, and these rankings are based on that feedback.

BUSINESS groups on Friday urged the Ombudsman to reconsider the dismissals of two senior airport officials accused of grave abuse of authority.

Global business groups expressed support for the Philippine government in its efforts to maintain open and enabling policies on data governance.

DICT to position PH as cybersecurity hub

The Philippines is racing to defend its share of the nearly $300 billion global business process outsourcing market as it battles deteriorating talent, rising competition and rapidly evolving artificial intelligence.

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