Ms. Cebu Candidates (fr.left,Joan Christie Uy,Margaret Taylor,Ana Alcaraz,Ma. Ruby Guinto,Ma. Theresa Gorgonio,Katrina Ros,Aimee Veloso,Loise Angelique Tan and Ferne Medequillo) surfing the net at NGenius IT Hub, IT Park as the Co-Presentor of Ms. Cebu pageant on January 18, 2007 at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel

NGenius provides computers at SM City(near Smart wireless) & Ayala Mall (near National bookstore)for online voting for these Ms. Cebu Candidates until January 17, 2007

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Microsoft Phils. Inaugurated their Cebu Office at Skyrise Bldg., IT Park, Lahug on December 26, 2006.

Pres. Gloria Arroyo as the guest of honor with Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia

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Ng Khai development corp. celebrated a unique & fascinating Arabian Christmas at the Cebu City Sports Center on December 21, 2006. It was attended by employees and family from Ng Khai, Esprint, AccountMate, NPAX, NGenius and specials guests such as relatives of the respectives proprietors and business partner like Cisco & Microsoft

Children flocked around with curiosity as they witness a very Interesting and Impressive Magic Show

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IRVINE, Calif. -  Linksys®, a Division of Cisco Systems, Inc., and the recognized leading global manufacturer of voice, wireless, and networking hardware for home, Small Office/Home Office (SOHO) and small business user, today unveiled its iPhone® family of Voice over IP (VoIP) solutions. The iPhone family of handheld devices harnesses the power of the Internet to enhance voice communications, integrate compelling information services, and deliver access to multimedia. In short, Linksys iPhones voice solutions and products give consumers the ability to do more with their phone than talk.

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THE USE of technology to build models of cities is becoming essential in the creation of new infrastructure, constructs and mapping out urban planning strategies, according to the president and CEO of Autodesk Inc.

Autodesk CEO Carl Bass said the creation of digital models of cityscapes to visualize, analyze and communicate infrastructure plans is becoming a common trend as it avoids the risks and costs involved when a poorly designed construction project ends in financial and physical disaster.

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Demand for technical workers high but RP supply is short - INQ7.net

FILIPINO workers will continue to be in demand abroad in 2007, but will there be enough qualified workers to fill the jobs?

According to the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration, traditional employers of overseas Filipino workers in the Middle East and Asia-Pacific regions have embarked on new development projects but are encountering skilled-worker shortages due to aging populations and low birth rates.

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NBI confiscates computers of popular restaurant - INQ7.net

Agents of the NBI Intellectual Property Rights Division (IPRD) seized computers of the Prime Pacific Grill Corp., operator of the chain of Gerry’s Grill restaurant, at the 2nd and 3rd floors of FMA Building in Baler Street, San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City.

The authorities confiscated 47 PCs allegedly loaded with unlicensed Microsoft and Adobe software amounting to about five million pesos, according to the Pilipinas Anti-Piracy Team (PAPT), which the NBI is a member.

“Their use of software with no license is a clear violation of the IPR laws which is punishable by up to nine years of imprisonment and a fine of up to 1.5 million pesos,” said Lawyer Jose Justo Yap, head of NBI-IPRD, in a statement.

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Organizations face the continuing challenge of trying to maximize efficiency while figuring out new and creative ways to reduce operational costs. A few years ago, Cisco launched its Connected Workplace environment, basing the design on the needs of a more mobile work force. News@Cisco talked with Mark Golan, former Vice President of Worldwide Real Estate and Workplace Resources (WPR) and current Vice President of Connected Real Estate within Cisco’s Internet Business Solutions Group, to find out how the Cisco Connected Workplace has enhanced the work experience - and cut costs.

What is the Cisco Connected Workplace?

Mark Golan: The Connected Workplace is a way of thinking. It describes work environments that take advantage of recent technologies to better align with the current needs of the workforce. In many cases, this results in a flexible environment that focuses on collaborative space with little assigned seating. Employees are given a broad choice of work spaces and the technology to do their jobs. They choose where they work, based on the requirements of the tasks on which they are working.  More…

Mike Volpi discusses the strategic importance of video in communications and media markets

Video has emerged as a key strategic component in communications and media markets. Consumers - both in business and at home - have increasing expectations for personalized content: what they want, when they want it and on the devices they choose. To serve these consumers successfully, companies must be able to adapt to the flexibility and innovation of today’s video world.

As part of an interview series about trends, technology and business, Mike Volpi, senior vice president and general manager, Routing and Service Provider Technology Group, recently sat down to discuss the evolving world of video. Here, he shares his views on how and why video is changing, what Cisco’s role is and what the future may hold. It is a modified excerpt from a News@Cisco podcast interview with Volpi. (The podcasts are available at http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/podcasts/audio_feeds.html#MP3_121206 [part I] and http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/podcasts/audio_feeds.html#MP3_121206b [part II]). More…

Business - MVP’s HK$1 challenge - INQUIRER.net

MANUEL V. Pangilinan, known by his initial MVP, is about to open a new Hong Kong front in his PLDT/Smart challenge to snatch a large chunk of the money remittance business from the established Philippine banks in the former Crown Colony.

According to the grapevine, Smart Communications Inc. is quietly testing a HK$1-per-transaction cellular phone remittance scheme, drastically lower than the up-to-HK$30 transaction fee that a number of Philippine banks and finance companies charge Filipino domestics for money remittance to the Philippines.