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The Philippines ranked 71st out of the 125 countries in the world that lacked the readiness to adopt domestic and international technologies due to the existing weaknesses in the country's technology transfer and innovations policies.


Department of Science and Technology director Bernie Justimbaste said that most developed countries like the US, Japan, Europe and recently India, have a strong productivity and growth in their industries because of their sound scientific innovations and policies on technology transfer. 


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Philippine ICT after GMA

By Roberto R. Romulo | May 29, 2009 - 12:00am

When future historians and analysts evaluate the Arroyo administration, one of their conclusions may well be that this administration had a signal opportunity to fully harness Information and Communications Technology...

Business

RP: 'Weak link' in technology transfer, innovations, policies

November 25, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippines ranked 71st out of the 125 countries in the world that lacked the readiness to adopt domestic and international technologies due to the existing weaknesses in the country's technology transfer...

Cebu News