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[Title] => Phl competitiveness ranking remained sluggish in 2012
[Summary] => The National Competitiveness Council (NCC) remained bullish that the Philippines shall improve its ranking and performance in various global competitiveness reports through the unified, collaborative and strengthened efforts of both the government and the private sector.
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[Title] => West Philippine Sea
[Summary] => In a dinner I hosted for the newly confirmed Ambassador to China, Sonia Brady, I recalled four points which I read while studying international relations at Georgetown University: 1. Diplomacy is putting an issue in a positive, constructive and respectfully assertive way.
[DatePublished] => 2012-06-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => RP 70th among 115 countries in ICT networked readiness
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Despite the government’s strong focus on information and communications technology (ICT), the Philippines still falls short of world standards, ranking only 70th among 115 economies in a survey on network readiness.
Other Asian countries, however, were praised "for doing extremely well" this year and making it into the top 50, particularly Taiwan which entered the top 10 for the first time.
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[Title] => Attract more foreign IT firms, Angara urges government
[Summary] => Sen. Edgardo Angara urged the government yesterday to invite more foreign information technology (IT) companies to relocate to the Philippines to tap into the country’s huge base of computer and IT professionals.
"We have sent abroad our best English-speaking programmers, engineers and computer technicians, but we have still a big surplus of well-trained IT graduates," said Angara.
"I think we have to have a mindset that the Philippines’ many industrial hubs can become the next Silicon Valleys," he added.
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GLOBAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REPORT
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Despite the government’s strong focus on information and communications technology (ICT), the Philippines still falls short of world standards, ranking only 70th among 115 economies in a survey on network readiness.
Other Asian countries, however, were praised "for doing extremely well" this year and making it into the top 50, particularly Taiwan which entered the top 10 for the first time.
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"We have sent abroad our best English-speaking programmers, engineers and computer technicians, but we have still a big surplus of well-trained IT graduates," said Angara.
"I think we have to have a mindset that the Philippines’ many industrial hubs can become the next Silicon Valleys," he added.
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