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The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is seeking to tap the spectrum users fees (SUF) as capital outlay to fund the agency’s digital infrastructure programs.
DICT (DICT / MANILA BULLETIN) “Your DICT endeavors to connect and reach all Filipinos nationwide regardless of their location. In this day and age where ICT plays an important function in society, we aim to open up opportunities for Filipino to advance and thrive in the digital economy,” DICT Secretary Gregorio “Gringo” B. Honasan II said in a statement Friday, May 14. Sixty-six Free-Wifi access points were activated at 22 isolated barangays in Dolores, Tiaong, Candelaria, General Luna, Sariaya, Pitogo, Catanauan, Lopez, and Malunay towns in Quezon Province. The DICT also established ...
Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) (MANILA BULLETIN) The DICT, through its Mindanao Cluster 2 (MC2), rolled out free Internet hotspots in various locations in the towns of Bacolod and Maigo, Lanao del Norte. Free Internet access points were installed at Bacolod Central Elementary School, Bacolod Municipal Hall, Bacolod Municipal Plaza, Bacolod Municipal Police Station and Bacolod Rural Health Unit. Moreover, the DICT deployed free Wi-Fi access points at Maigo Town Hall, Maigo Municipal Plaza, Maigo Rural Health Unit, and Mindanao State University – Maigo School ...
Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) (MANILA BULLETIN) The free Wi-Fi hotspots were installed at Batanes General Hospital, Batanes State College, Provincial Capitol of Batanes, DICT Batanes Provincial Office, and at Mahatao Town Hall. In a statement on Wednesday, April 21, the agency said each location has four Wi-Fi access points. “While the COVID-19 pandemic continues to bring our country and the world to a standstill, Internet connectivity keeps us going, keeps us productive, and keeps us connected. However, access to Internet connectivity remains a challenge i...
QUEZON CITY, Mar. 12 -- The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is optimistic of an improved state of Internet connectivity in the coming months with the strengthened implementation of government connectivity programs and roll-out of telecommunications players. “Digital infrastructure and connectivity are central to the ability of our country to move forward, address social changes, and meet the challenges of the future. With the private sector investing in digital infrastructure to upgrade the competitiveness of the Philippines, we hope to attract more opportunit...