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Bitter software rivals Microsoft and Oracle Corp. have introduced in the local market their respective free database software, starting what could be a fierce battle royale for mindshare among independent software developers, university students, and SMEs.


Intel, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the Commission on Information and Communication Technology (CICT) today announced that the deadline of submission of entries to the SME PC Upgrade Contest will be extended to December 30, 2005 to give more SMEs a chance to win a complete PC package inclusive of broadband connection and printer. The contest aims to educate small medium businesses (SMEs) on how technology investment and upgrades can benefit their business.


Filipino software developers are being encouraged to strive for SAP certification in light of the growing demand for certified skills.


Stiff market competition for capable and competent individuals has driven some call center companies to look outside Manila to fill in the thousands of vacant call center seats next year, the top executive of call center firm ClientLogic said.


Gurangao Software Corp. (GSC) has concluded several international agreements with a group of software companies including US-based Techwerks and Horizons International, and Australian-based Spectra Interface.


Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is slowly but surely taking off in the Philippines, offering a far cheaper alternative for calls made using the traditional telephone line.