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chelle (203.177.180.41) - 01/10/05 17:40
I just want to ask how the computer starts in the philippines?
Comment #1 julie mendoza (210.213.225.46) - 02/25/05 17:41
I just want to ask how the computer starts in the philippines?
Comment #2 lenin escriba (203.160.191.39) - 07/04/05 19:07
I just want to ask how the computer starts in the philippines?
Comment #3 Rejuric (222.126.63.81) - 07/11/05 20:32
what is the history of computer in philippines???
Comment #4 dyna rose baldonado (203.177.185.236) - 01/12/07 15:52
when was the computer started in the philippines
Comment #5 gerry (125.60.235.211) - 11/20/07 16:55
where can I get a reasonable priced powerful pc in Cebu that isnt twice the price of pcs in the western countries
Comment #6 COIN-OPERATED-BOY from Philippines - 12/07/07 22:46
Even though Philippines is a third world country, it still is not left out with the latest technology that you can see in other more progressive ones. Computers are actually a hit in the Philippines around the 80's and the 90's. It reach it's high development in the dawn of the year 2000.
Moreover, Philippines is now a very high tech country. Major operations now are all computerized.
Comment #7 aurea josefina rapadas (65.28.14.69) - 01/07/08 23:35
May I know the history, trends and present status of computer technology in the Philippine public schools.Thanks and more power!
Comment #8 COIN-OPERATED-BOY from Philippines - 01/12/08 10:39
in public schools here in the Philippines, the ratio of computers to students is 1 computer per 5 students in elementary level. However, in most High Schools now, including the one i have graduated at, offers a 1:1 ratio. In the recent years, it has been a trend in Philippine public schools to change computers or upgrade the. Soon all will have their turn and use it in 1 is to 1 ratio. About the college level, public universities do the 1:1 ratio, though there are restrictions and hours of usage.
Comment #9 Rei (203.160.168.142) - 04/11/08 18:44
12th ICT Professionals’ Congress to focus on Education, Business, EconomyInformation and communication technologies (ICT) can be used in a multitude of ways to improve Philippine education, business and economy. But with so many products and services being offered out there, how and which technologies should we maximize to our full advantage? How do we keep up with all the technological advances?
Answers to these and other key information can be obtained at this year's ICT Professionals’ Congress (ICTPC) being organized by leading industry organization, the Philippine Computer Society (PCS). The 12th ICTPC will focus on how ICT can “Enable the Education, ” “Empower the Business, ” and “Enrich the Economy, ” and will serve as a venue for exploring new technologies, establishing new contacts, and reviewing trends and issues related to the effective integration of ICT covering the Soft Skills, Applications and Infrastructure.
Slated on May 14-15, 2008 at the Hotel Intercontinental Manila, Makati City, with guest speakers Commission on Information and Communications Technology Secretary Ray Anthony Roxas-Chua III, Ayala Foundation EVP Guillermo “Bill” Luz and Commission on Higher Education Commissioner Nona Ricafort, the conference will comprise plenary sessions and regular sessions on Education, Business and Economy. The conference will likewise feature corporate and product exhibits from event sponsors.
The ICT forum is attended yearly by government officials, businessmen and ICT professionals from the academe and industry.
According to PCS President Peter D. Que, Jr., “For this year's conference, PCS has given equal emphasis on the hardware, software as well as the peopleware aspects of technology. We will be discussing how to build a high performance group, raise ICT competencies to that of international levels, and choose career paths within the ICT profession to avoid being redundant. This is in recognition of the importance of human resources in enabling optimum results from the new as well as old technologies.”
Que added, “We have also incorporated topics aimed at helping companies, especially the SMEs, in choosing the right technology to invest in, and how to manage the ICT budget. And, also, we will help participants be updated on latest trends on wireless technology and online security, among others.”
Some of the industry partners for this year’s event are JobsDB.com, ePLDT, Globe, and Microsoft.
The Philippine Computer Society is a premiere organization of over 700 ICT professionals nationwide. Since its founding in 1967, PCS has spearheaded local and international activities which strive to continuously promote, protect and enhance the members of the ICT profession.
PCS is a founding member of the Information Technology Foundation of the Philippines (ITFP) as well as the South East Asia Regional Computer Confederation (SEARCC) whose other members include national computer societies from Australia, Hongkong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.
For more information on the event, please visit www.pcs-it.org.
Comment #10 sheryl (124.217.27.161) - 06/15/08 21:06
wat is the latest development in computer technology?
Comment #11 dustin (63.176.159.137) - 11/22/08 03:36
I just want to ask how the computer starts in the philippines?lol
Comment #12 Bumbe from Cebu City - 11/22/08 10:17
The same way as everywhere else, I believe... by turning the power on!
Comment #13 ella (222.127.223.71) - 02/28/09 11:23
how does computer technology starts in the philippines
Comment #14 gicel (121.97.180.86) - 06/18/09 11:42
who are the world famous computer creator...!!!!
Comment #15 michelle (202.78.103.82) - 06/24/09 13:33
when was the computer started in the pilippines?
Comment #16 Niña (125.60.209.78) - 07/14/09 14:16
I am really interested with the trends Philippines has in education. I cannot find credible sources of such. Please send me some interesting topics about Philippine Education. Thank you. Those online please help. t.y.
Comment #17 karen caminian from iloilo - 01/18/10 16:27
"comment#17"
who is the famous filipino in terms of information technology?
Comment #18 Mae (87.236.194.70) - 02/07/10 19:19
"computer tech"
how does computer technology contributed to Philippine economy?
Comment #19 jodel barredo (202.57.35.155) - 06/28/10 17:11
"the traditional way of computing in philipphines"
what is the traditional way of computing in the philipphines?
Comment #20 Eddie from Eastern town - 06/29/10 12:09
"The History of Computers in the Philippines"
Luckily there is already a site that discusses the history of computers in the Philippines. Check out this insightful look on the history of computing and the Philippines and its founders:Computers were introduced in the Philippines in the late 60's by IBM Philippines, Inc., this computer was big and a whole room was needed to accomodate this computer, more commonly known as mainframes, thier basic function was more on data storage, and not just anyone can operate the computer, it needed a highly trained technician to use it and translate its data, the language used by these computers were Binary language a series of 0's and 1's, it was not a user friendly machine and it was very expensive, in the Philippines only multi-national companies...
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