PLDT and Smart have activated quick response teams to ensure customers remain connected all throughout as Typhoon Bising batters the eastern border of Bicol and Visayas with heavy rain.
As COVID-19 community lockdowns and mobility restrictions drag on, MSMEs have sustained their businesses in creative and innovative ways more than one year on.
PLDT and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) are banking on partnerships with OTT services like Netflix and Viu to bring content to Filipinos, driving data consumption.
PLDT and Smart reassumes building up service to their customers, as the government eases restrictions in the National Capital Region, and in the provinces of Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, and Cavite.
PLDT and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc (Smart) are enhancing their fixed and wireless services in Catanduanes to ensure superior customer experience for subscribers in the island province.
Premium content and collaborations are two of the most important aspects for growth of streaming services and telco providers, enabling them to expand and provide the distinctive requirements of customers worldwide.
With community quarantine restrictions still in place, local upland communities face travel and trade challenges that affect their access to goods and services. Localized lockdowns also impact pre-existing gender inequalities, causing digital exclusion of females in remote communities.
Championing women empowerment, PLDT and the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) support the women communities in Payatas through various livelihood programs and donations.
Global citizens of the 21st century are people who know how to adapt to the changing times, according to Roxas City Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Feliciano C. Buenafe. He quoted futurist and notable author Alvin Toffler who said, “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who can’t read and write but those who cannot learn, relearn, and unlearn.”