Grab has been recognized by the Department of Information and Communications Technology as a “Bayani sa Last-Mile” awardee for helping expand digital access, livelihood opportunities, and support for micro, small, and medium enterprises. The recognition highlights Grab’s role in connecting consumers, merchants, and delivery-partners through last-mile logistics and digital tools.
Taytay’s tiangge finds are moving beyond the racks and onto shoppers’ screens.
The Made in Taytay app gives local garment and craft vendors a digital marketplace with online payments, inventory tools, order management, and store-pickup options, helping small businesses reach customers beyond the municipality’s physical shopping centers.
The platform is designed to connect entrepreneurs, creators, educators, technology providers, investors, government agencies, and business organizations throughout the Philippine e-commerce ecosystem. Exhibitor, sponsorship, speaking, and partnership opportunities for ECOMEX 2026 are currently open.
ASEAN's battery ambitions are moving from research and adoption toward industrial scale. ABTC 2026 will bring policymakers, manufacturers, investors, and researchers to Malaysia this August to discuss the standards, investment, supply chains, and partnerships needed to build a more competitive regional battery industry.
A smartphone can be more than a communication tool—it can become a livelihood tool.
More than 100 farmers, fisherfolk, and small business owners in Laguna are learning how to market their products online, improve digital skills, and protect themselves from scams through the Digital-PINAS initiative supported by PLDT and Smart. Here’s how technology is helping local communities build sustainable businesses.
Energy efficiency and intelligent climate control took center stage at PHILCONSTRUCT 2026 as TCL showcased its latest commercial HVAC innovations, including T-AI Inverter Technology, Smart VRF Systems, and AI-powered air conditioning solutions for residential and commercial applications.
Artificial intelligence tools are becoming more accessible, but many Philippine businesses still face challenges in adopting them. Drawing on findings from the Philippine Institute for Development Studies, TELUS Digital Philippines highlights why infrastructure, digital skills, governance, and investment all play a role in preparing organizations for AI.
Lazada Philippines is strengthening its support for Filipino entrepreneurs through expanded partnerships with government agencies and the relaunch of LazGrow Together. The initiative provides MSMEs with training, onboarding, business tools, and access to a trusted marketplace to help them build sustainable brands and grow their online businesses.
New research from Fastly shows that AI-generated traffic is emerging as a distinct layer of internet activity, requiring organizations to rethink how they manage automated requests, protect digital infrastructure, and create value from machine-driven interactions.