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ADOC 2.0 WEEK 2009. ICT Stance In Philippine. VIETNAM. PAPUA NEW GUINEA. INDONESIA. CHILE. PHILIPPINES. PERU. THAILAND. MEXICO. Philippine OCTOBER 2009. Content. 1.Philippine situationer on ICT 2. What makes the Philippines Competitive 3.Challenges 4.Next Step 5.Innovation.

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  1. ADOC 2.0 WEEK 2009 ICT Stance In Philippine VIETNAM PAPUA NEW GUINEA INDONESIA CHILE PHILIPPINES PERU THAILAND MEXICO Philippine OCTOBER 2009

  2. Content 1.Philippine situationer on ICT 2.What makes the Philippines Competitive 3.Challenges 4.Next Step 5.Innovation

  3. 1. Philippine situationer on ICT

  4. Where we are in the Global ICT Market Source : XMG Global 2006

  5. Global Services Location Index Ranking (2005 vs. 2007)

  6. Global Service Location Index 2007

  7. Growth in the Sector and currency appreciation has driven up wages in US dollars by as much as 30%, reducing relative cost advantage.The good news is, the Philippines remains one of the lowest wage locations in the Global Service Location Index and now offers the lowest telecom costs compared to any country in the Index. The Good News... Source: 2007 Global Service Location Index Regional Highlights

  8. Rank of Philippines in Selected ICT Indices Source: National Statistical Coordinating Board 2007

  9. 2.What makes the Philippines Competitive ?

  10. Reliable Infrastructure Support • REAL-ESTATE • Low rates with liberal lease agreement terms • Mostly administered by international property management companies • POWER • Stable with excess capacity over current demand • TELECOMS • Deregulated telecoms industry

  11. Quality Human Resources • Abundant Labor Force of 32 Million • English Proficient • Highly Educated • Strong Customer Service Orientation • Large pool of quality Accountants and Graduates of Business-related Courses • Long tradition of excellence in the professions • Cost efficient • Universal cultural adaptation • High level of commitment and loyalty

  12. Investment Incentives • 4 to 8 years Income Tax Holiday (ITH) • Special 5% tax rate on gross income after the lapse of ITH (for IT Park/Ecozone locators) • Tax and duty exemption on imported capitalequipment(for IT Park/Ecozone locators) • Unrestricted use of consigned equipment • Exemption from wharfage dues • Employment of foreign nationals • Exemption from 12% input VAT on allowable local purchase of goods and services (e.g., communication charges)

  13. ADOC PARTNER OFFICE June 14, 2005 was the formal ADOC opening ceremony or the formal launching of the ADOC Manila Partner Office

  14. Highlighted by the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement by CICT Commissioner Emmanuel C. Lallana and APEC Senior Officer John Chen. ADOC PARTNER OFFICE

  15. ADOC PARTNER OFFICE

  16. ADOC PARTNER OFFICE

  17. YEAR 2005 Two centers were launched in 2005 The Smokey Telecenter managed by the Sandiwaan Learning Center under the supervision of Fr. Benigno Beltran, SVD

  18. YEAR 2005

  19. YEAR 2006 This year marked the establishment of a center for the persons with disabilities, a laboratory with eight computers Partnered with Bagong Henerasyon, an NGO based in Quezon City Training conducted by a full-time trainer

  20. YEAR 2007 ADOC partnered with Lakan Dula High School based in Manila Focus on training the students of the school ICT training is an integral part of the school curriculum

  21. YEAR 2007 The ADOC e-Learning Center has 14 thin-client computers with servers and peripherals School is expected to train approximately 500 individual students each year

  22. YEAR 2008 • ADOC set up another computer laboratory with 15 computers loaded with eduBuntu linux, a free open source software • ZOTO will train children and youth

  23. ADOC e-Learning Digital Center for Women was established primarily for training and advocacy programs to empower women on the field of ICT YEAR 2008

  24. A center for Women was set up inside the University of the Philippine campus in Diliman Quezon City with a computer laboratory of 15 computers with preinstalled Suse Linux, another distribution of Linux YEAR 2008

  25. MISSION-ADOC To bridge the digital divide The underserved sectors Out of school youth Community Leaders Barangay Health Workers Women Sector

  26. PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN Development of training materials and learning modules based on standards Communication and collaboration tools for the Elderly Productivity Tools for Out of School Youth Productivity Tools for the Barangay HealthWorkers and Community Leaders

  27. ICT Capability – OSY

  28. ICT CAPABILITY

  29. TESDA CERTIFICATION TESDA certification exam started in 2007 In 2007, out of 150 graduates for the Basic Literacy 75 students passed the NCI II PC Operations In 2008, 113 are graduates but the TESDA exam will be given in November

  30. 3.CHALLENGES Volunteer instructors Standards of DEPed vis a vis the standards set by CICT-HCDG Involvement of the Barangay Leaders on the ICT training implementation on the barangay level Job Placement

  31. 4. NEXT STEP Collaboration with TESDA for certification exams Collaboration with Public Employment Service Office (PESO) for possible job placement (part of tie-up with the Quezon City Government) Tie-up the program with the Barangay for technology transfer to other Out of School Youth

  32. 5.Innovation Change has a considerable psychological impact on the human mind. To the fearful, it is threatening because it means that things may get worse (King Whitney Jr) If you keep doing pretty much what you’ve always done, you’ll keep on getting pretty much what you’ve always got ( Jack Canfield)

  33. THANK YOU

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