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Computers, cellular phones, digital cameras… and sand? It’s highly expected to see the first three items in a software exhibition held in a five-star hotel – but a blanket of fine white sand inside a fully carpeted ballroom?
It’s hard to imagine but, yes, that’s exactly what a host of technology giants and their partners managed to pull off: pristine white sand covering most of the carpeted area of one of Makati Shangri-La Hotel’s biggest function rooms last week.
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[Summary] => The Philippines has the potential to be a major exporter of software and information technology (IT) services but it must first address the problems of manpower shortage, and perceptions of an unstable environment, industry leaders said yesterday.
These problems, as well as concerns over software piracy, made it harder to attract venture capital into software and IT businesses here, executives said at the Software Innovations Philippines conference.
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[Summary] => Jupiter Systems Inc., an established Philippine software development company, is expanding into the United States, where it hopes to replicate its success in the Asian markets with its flagship ERIC enterprise resource planning (ERP) software.
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[Title] => Jupiter Systems eyes listing in foreign board
[Summary] => Jupiter Systems Inc., one of the leading software firms in the country, plans to expand into the US and the three major Asian markets of China, Thailand and Indonesia to prepare itself for the eventual listing of its shares in any technology boards abroad, a company official said.
JSI president Fermin Taruc said the company intends to make its flagship product ERIC (or Enterprise Resource Information and Control System) a global brand.
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[Summary] => Jupiter Systems, Inc., a local software provider, has set its sights on the export market for its homegrown business solutions.
The firm, which introduced its Enterprises Resources Information and Control (ERIC) system in 1987, has already penetrated the Southeast Asian market for its enterprise-wide software.
ERIC consists of 16 highly integrated modules that automate critical areas in the management function including manufacturing, distribution, financials and personnel.
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[Title] => iVantage boosts Jupiter System’s market plans
[Summary] => Investment firm iVantage Corp. has announced that it bought 47 percent of Jupiter Systems to support the software provider’s bid to become a world-class player.
iVantage president Dave de Leon said the buy-in gives the investment firm an immediate presence in the e-business arena. More importantly, it provides a solid brick-and-mortar platform for the group’s sustainable growth in the new economy.
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[Summary] => Investment firm iVantage Corp. has announced that it bought 47 percent of Jupiter Systems to support the software provider’s bid to become a world-class player.
iVantage president Dave de Leon said the buy-in gives the investment firm an immediate presence in the e-business arena. More importantly, it provides a solid brick-and-mortar platform for the group’s sustainable growth in the new economy.
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iVantage president Dave de Leon said the buy-in gives the investment firm an immediate presence in the e-business arena. More importantly, it provides a solid brick-and-mortar platform for the group’s sustainable growth in the new economy.
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iVantage president Dave de Leon said the buy-in gives the investment firm an immediate presence in the e-business arena. More importantly, it provides a solid brick-and-mortar platform for the group’s sustainable growth in the new economy.
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iVantage president Dave de Leon said the buy-in gives the investment firm an immediate presence in the e-business arena. More importantly, it provides a solid brick-and-mortar platform for the group’s sustainable growth in the new economy.
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Computers, cellular phones, digital cameras… and sand? It’s highly expected to see the first three items in a software exhibition held in a five-star hotel – but a blanket of fine white sand inside a fully carpeted ballroom?
It’s hard to imagine but, yes, that’s exactly what a host of technology giants and their partners managed to pull off: pristine white sand covering most of the carpeted area of one of Makati Shangri-La Hotel’s biggest function rooms last week.
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These problems, as well as concerns over software piracy, made it harder to attract venture capital into software and IT businesses here, executives said at the Software Innovations Philippines conference.
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JSI president Fermin Taruc said the company intends to make its flagship product ERIC (or Enterprise Resource Information and Control System) a global brand.
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The firm, which introduced its Enterprises Resources Information and Control (ERIC) system in 1987, has already penetrated the Southeast Asian market for its enterprise-wide software.
ERIC consists of 16 highly integrated modules that automate critical areas in the management function including manufacturing, distribution, financials and personnel.
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iVantage president Dave de Leon said the buy-in gives the investment firm an immediate presence in the e-business arena. More importantly, it provides a solid brick-and-mortar platform for the group’s sustainable growth in the new economy.
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iVantage president Dave de Leon said the buy-in gives the investment firm an immediate presence in the e-business arena. More importantly, it provides a solid brick-and-mortar platform for the group’s sustainable growth in the new economy.
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