+ Follow LICENSING SYSTEM Tag
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[Title] => Govt to bid out LTO-IT system deal
[Summary] => The Department of Transportation and Communications on Friday announced that it will bid out a new information technology system for the Land Transportation Office next month.
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[Title] => Automated tests for new drivers
[Summary] => The Land Transportation Office (LTO) now gives automated driver’s tests to applicants for driver’s licenses nationwide.
LTO recently installed the Automated Driver’s License Examination System (ADLES) in its licensing centers and district offices that process driver’s licenses.
The ADLES is a system enhancement to the Driver’s Licensing System of LTO’s information technology project, which Stradcom Corp. is implementing.
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[Title] => LTO starts collecting IT fees
[Summary] => On recommendations of the project management committee and project acceptance committee of the Land Transportation Office (LTO), Assistant Secretary and LTO chief Gen. Edgardo M. Abenina (ret.) recently signed and issued the certificate of acceptance of the information technology facilities (CAIF) after securing the approval of Transportation and Communications Secretary Pantaleon D. Alvarez.
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The ADLES is a system enhancement to the Driver’s Licensing System of LTO’s information technology project, which Stradcom Corp. is implementing.
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August 25, 2003 - 12:00am
December 9, 2001 - 12:00am