Strong global market prices for food commodities served as the primary growth engine for the agriculture sector in 2014, led by rice, corn and fruit crops. Although production has remained largely static over the past few years for most crops in the Philippines for a variety of reasons – including a lack of mechanisation, very little expansion...
With strong economic growth and rising incomes – partly driven by a leading global IT-business process outsourcing (BPO) industry – IT in the Philippines has long been a government priority. The sector has sustained double-digit growth in recent years, riding the wave of increased smartphone adoption and other mobile choices by consumers, as...
With one of the most connected online populations in the region, the Philippines offers many areas of potential growth for telecoms companies, both in terms of selling services and devices. With the introduction of a new operator in 2016, the competition to capture market share is going to increase.
The Philippines’ telecoms sector is preparing to welcome a possible new player into the field in 2016. The likely new telco provider will be established by San Miguel, a Philippine conglomerate mostly involved in food, beverage and packaging, but also telecoms. However, the country’s two major telcos, the Philippine Long Distance Telephone...
Rarely has a new industry traced the trajectory from concept to prime economic driver as quickly as business process outsourcing (BPO) has in the Philippines. In a very short time span, BPO has grown from a handful of contact centres to a global back-office resource hub and call-centre capital of the world, drawing jobs and investment from all...
The success of the voice segment of the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry has enticed many clients to fold non-voice, higher-value process outsourcing services into their offshore BPO operations in order to expand and compete more effectively and economically. These higher-value non-voice services include the outsourcing of data-...
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