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Tech Sabado and Newsbytes.PH, startup “rockstar” Earl Valencia narrated his journey from being a Silicon Valley-based tech executive to a co-founder of local startup incubators and now back in the US as one of the man behind a lending startup focused on the Philippines. A native of Davao, Valencia took his primary and secondary education in the Philippines. He was already on this 3rd year in the UP College of Engineering in Diliman when he migrated with his family to the US. There, he obtained his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering degree from Boston University, finishing ...

Before leading the Technical Advisory Board of the Office of the Converged CTO for Dell EMC in New York, he co-founded the QBO Innovation Hub, the National Innovation Center of the Philippines and IdeaSpace Foundation, and even became the vice president of Corporate Development and Innovation at Smart Communications.

PODCAST | Dell PH chief Ronnie Latinazo looks back at start of tech career Share on email For the sixth episode of the new podcast series IN BETWEEN presented by Tech Sabado and Newsbytes.PH, long-time tech exec Ronnie Latinazo recalled his career from working for IBM to becoming the sole country manager for EMC in the Philippines before the Dell acquisition. Latinazo is currently the country general manager for the Philippines at Dell Technologies, a company that is an amalgamation of eight technology companies — Dell, EMC, Pivotal, Boomi, RSA, Secureworks, Virtustream, and VMware. With ov...

PODCAST | Cyber lawyer JJ Disini says music industry jumpstarted career in ICT law Share on email Lawyer Jose Jesus (JJ) Disini shared his experiences and insights as one of the country’s leading experts in information and communications technology (ICT) law during his guest appearance in the latest episode of the new podcast IN BETWEEN presented by Tech Sabado and Newsbytes.PH. Known for his expertise in ICT law, Disini graduated from the University of the Philippines College of Law and placed 7 th in the 1993 Bar examination. He then taught at UP Law where he founded the first research...

“At the time, it was in the hands of the government and research institutions, and a few universities. It was a closed ecosystem and I was with a group of Filipinos who went to Washington to discuss certain programs for the Philippines.