3FA not priority for Asian banks, regulators
Banks in region still ironing out two-factor authentication rollouts and unlikely to implement additional authentication layer just yet, says analyst.
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Philippine government proposes new IPR laws
Facing mounting piracy, country unveils set of proposed rules to facilitate faster and more efficient resolution of court cases involving intellectual property rights.
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Lawsuits,
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Philippine govt dumps IBM, heads to Oracle-HP
Country's pension agency ditches IBM and starts migration to system running Oracle database and HP servers, ending months of tensed relationship with Big Blue.
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Database management,
Databases,
Service level management,
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Philippine govt, IBM quarrel in flood aftermath
Glitch in Philippine pension system causes pileup in emergency loan applications, leading to yet another finger-pointing tiff between GSIS and IBM.
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Database management,
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Philippines puts brakes on vehicle RFID plan
Public uproar compels Land Transportation Office to indefinitely postpone country's multi-million dollar project to install RFID devices in vehicles.
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Filipinos turn to Web for typhoon help
Philippine online community rides on blogs and social networking sites in bid to galvanize relief efforts and assistance for victims of Typhoon Kestana.
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Filipino court unlikely to recognize Facebook libel
Lawsuit involving damaging status updates made on social networking site won't go far in court because Philippines has no Internet libel law, says lawyer.
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World's outsourcing revenue worth $373B
Global market will grow 14.4 percent by year-end, led by top performers India, China and the Philippines, which will account for 77.6 percent of total revenue.
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IT outsourcing,
Outsourcing
Philippine SMS tax 'burden' and 'dangerous'
Country's lobbyist groups and carriers strongly oppose government-proposed tax on SMS messages, saying it will increase communications cost.
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Legal,
Mobile platforms/communications,
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APCN2 cable cut cripples connections
update Cut in Asia-Pacific Cable Network 2 undersea cable cripples connection speeds in Asia-Pacific region Wednesday, hitting Singapore and the Philippines.
Net community mourns former Philippine leader
Filipinos turn to social networks and blogs, including Facebook "virtual wake", to pay last respects to former president Corazon Aquino who died Aug. 1.
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Open source movement spreads across Asia
This ZDNet Asia special report looks at what's moving open source adoption across four Asian economies--Singapore, Malaysia, India and the Philippines.
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Business Strategies & Functions,
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Open source adoption 'anomaly' in Philippines
Country's private sector is unexpected early adopters of open source, which analysts say will be further boosted by entrance of Google's upcoming Chrome OS.
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Support
Arroyo makes last pitch for Philippine ICT dept
Philippine President Gloria Arroyo, who ends her term in less than a year, makes final appeal for lawmakers to pass bill to create standalone ICT unit.
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WiMax battle looms in Philippines
Globe Telecom's WiMax launch finally brings wireless broadband platform to Philippines, but its rival is heating up competition in this space.
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CommunicAsia 2009,
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Mobile platforms/communications,
Next-generation technology/networks,
3G (Third Generation)
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