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[Title] => Unisys helps modernize government agencies
[Summary] => Can information technology revolutionize the notoriously inefficient Philippine bureaucracy and help stamp out the age-old corruption, which dates back to the Spanish colonial years? Unknown to most people, a multinational IT firm which has been in Manila since 1929 is helping modernize government agencies, hoping to drastically upgrade public services such as the issuance of birth, marriage and death certificates, Customs operations, and the issuance of driver’s licenses and motor vehicle registration.
[DatePublished] => 2002-05-03 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Wilson Lee Flores
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[ArticleID] => 150604
[Title] => US firms elated by VRIS ruling
[Summary] => American companies Unisys, IBM and Polaroid expressed elation over a recent court ruling ordering the Commission on Election (Comelec) to resume negotiations for the implementation of its Voters Registration and Identification System (VRIS).
In a statement, Unisys president Gabriel Leiva said they were delighted at the news that the VRIS project will soon resume after a long impasse.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Drive to build local dot-coms to continue’
[Summary] => The year 2000 saw the proliferation of information technology (IT) as more brick-and-mortar companies transformed into e-businesses, and the drive for building local dot-coms will continue this year, Gabriel Leiva, Unisys Phils. president and general manager, said.
The market has become IT-savvy, and it expects more from the industry. Leiva said, "Most people now understand some kind of information technology, from mobile phones to PDAs to e-business. They do demand more from IT, in the sense that they look up to vendors or suppliers as partners.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Drive to build local dot-coms to continue’
[Summary] => The year 2000 saw the proliferation of information technology (IT) as more brick-and-mortar companies transformed into e-businesses, and the drive for building local dot-coms will continue this year, Gabriel Leiva, Unisys Phils. president and general manager, said.
The market has become IT-savvy, and it expects more from the industry. Leiva said, "Most people now understand some kind of information technology, from mobile phones to PDAs to e-business. They do demand more from IT, in the sense that they look up to vendors or suppliers as partners.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Drive to build local dot-coms to continue’
[Summary] => The year 2000 saw the proliferation of information technology (IT) as more brick-and-mortar companies transformed into e-businesses, and the drive for building local dot-coms will continue this year, Gabriel Leiva, Unisys Phils. president and general manager, said.
The market has become IT-savvy, and it expects more from the industry. Leiva said, "Most people now understand some kind of information technology, from mobile phones to PDAs to e-business. They do demand more from IT, in the sense that they look up to vendors or suppliers as partners.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Drive to build local dot-coms to continue’
[Summary] => The year 2000 saw the proliferation of information technology (IT) as more brick-and-mortar companies transformed into e-businesses, and the drive for building local dot-coms will continue this year, Gabriel Leiva, Unisys Phils. president and general manager, said.
The market has become IT-savvy, and it expects more from the industry. Leiva said, "Most people now understand some kind of information technology, from mobile phones to PDAs to e-business. They do demand more from IT, in the sense that they look up to vendors or suppliers as partners.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Drive to build local dot-coms to continue’
[Summary] => The year 2000 saw the proliferation of information technology (IT) as more brick-and-mortar companies transformed into e-businesses, and the drive for building local dot-coms will continue this year, Gabriel Leiva, Unisys Phils. president and general manager, said.
The market has become IT-savvy, and it expects more from the industry. Leiva said, "Most people now understand some kind of information technology, from mobile phones to PDAs to e-business. They do demand more from IT, in the sense that they look up to vendors or suppliers as partners.
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[Title] => ‘Drive to build local dot-coms to continue’
[Summary] => The year 2000 saw the proliferation of information technology (IT) as more brick-and-mortar companies transformed into e-businesses, and the drive for building local dot-coms will continue this year, Gabriel Leiva, Unisys Phils. president and general manager, said.
The market has become IT-savvy, and it expects more from the industry. Leiva said, "Most people now understand some kind of information technology, from mobile phones to PDAs to e-business. They do demand more from IT, in the sense that they look up to vendors or suppliers as partners.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Drive to build local dot-coms to continue’
[Summary] => The year 2000 saw the proliferation of information technology (IT) as more brick-and-mortar companies transformed into e-businesses, and the drive for building local dot-coms will continue this year, Gabriel Leiva, Unisys Phils. president and general manager, said.
The market has become IT-savvy, and it expects more from the industry. Leiva said, "Most people now understand some kind of information technology, from mobile phones to PDAs to e-business. They do demand more from IT, in the sense that they look up to vendors or suppliers as partners.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-12 00:00:00
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