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Globe to bring connectivity to 100 more remote areas in 2025

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Globe is set to connect 100 more Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDAs) to its network in 2025, bringing vital digital services to more underserved communities across the country. “Connectivity is a fundamental enabler of progress. By expanding network infrastructure in GIDAs, we are unlocking access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities for millions of Filipinos. Globe remains steadfast in working with industry partners and the government to ensure inclusive digital access,” said Darius Delgado, Globe’s Chief Commercial Officer. With 600 operational cell sites already in place, Globe aims to expand this further to 700 by the end of the year as part of its commitment to nationwide connectivity. This initiative is driven by the Connectivity Plan Task Force (CPTF) under the Private Sector Advisory Council (PSAC) in partnership with the country’s three mobile network operators (MNOs). MNO leaders have pledged to construct 1,050 new towers in GIDAs between 2025 and 2028, providing connectivity to approximately 12 million Filipinos in remote and underserved regions. Telcos have committed to deploying more towers in GIDAs to remote and unconnected communities until 2028. Globe continues to advocate for a collaborative, industry-wide approach to network expansion in GIDAs. The company emphasizes the importance of private sector and government partnerships to efficiently deploy telecom services to underserved communities. By leveraging shared infrastructure and optimizing existing capacity, the industry aims to make digital services more accessible and sustainable, positioning connectivity as a key driver of inclusive growth and development.  

Baguio City recognized for Local Resilience initiatives

Baguio City
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  The National Resilience Council recognized the city government of Baguio for its exemplary work in enhancing local resilience through transformative initiatives and innovative governance. Mayor Benjamin B. Magalong received the award during the acknowledgement ceremony held at the MOA Square in Pasay City, on March 17, 2025. The NRC under the leadership of chair Hans. T. Sy of SM Prime Holdings, co-chair for the private sector and Dept. of Defense Secretary and Co-Chair for the Government Gilberto C. Teodoro, Jr., congratulated the city and Magalong for the initiative. Magalong also served as one of the speakers showcasing the collaborative journey of the city from building its resiliency which is in turn aligned with the NRC’s – Prepare, Adapt and Transform Program. In 2023, the government partnered with NRC, SM Supermalls and ARISE Philippines for the Resilient Local Government Unit Program implementation and the Adopt-A-City initiative of NRC. Said programs served as opportunities for Baguio City to strengthen its resilience to climate and disaster risks through a multi-stakeholder approach. The NRC is a public-private organization that seeks to bridge government units and private sector partners for collaboration in relation to disaster resilience. Part of their current initiatives is the attainment of the “Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (the “Sendai Framework”). The recent NRC recognition award firms up Baguio City’s aim to become a resilient city by 2026 in line with the international “Making Cities Resilient (MCR) 2030” program focused in making the city not only resilient but also “safe, inclusive and sustainable” in face of the looming impact of global warming. MCR2030, a big flagship project of the United Nations, is said to be “a unique cross-stakeholder initiative for improving local resilience through advocacy, sharing knowledge and experiences, establishing mutually reinforcing city-to-city learning networks, injecting technical expertise, connecting multiple layers of government and building partnerships.” It provides support to make cities worldwide “safer, preventing risks, promoting innovation and investments and building resilience” through the delivery of a “three-stage roadmap to urban resilience, providing tools, access to knowledge and monitoring and reporting tools” A total of 1,603 cities worldwide have joined the program. In the Philippines, only Makati City has so far achieved resiliency status. By JM Samidan    

NUSTAR Resort Cebu celebrates Women’s Month with art exhibits and dining promotions

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Cebu City, Philippines – NUSTAR Resort Cebu is hosting a series of events and promotions throughout March to empower and recognize the contributions of women. The Mall | NUSTAR will feature art exhibits, while the Fili Lobby Lounge and Il Primo will offer special dining experiences. Artistic Expressions of Women Empowerment at The Mall | NUSTAR Jef Albea’s “In Her Voice” art exhibit takes center stage, capturing not just the beauty of women, but also their incredible strength and resilience. Featuring stunning pieces that capture the many facets of womanhood, this exhibit highlights the voices, struggles, and triumphs of women throughout history and in today’s world. As part of the Women’s Month celebration, Albea’s work invites viewers to reflect on the ongoing journey of empowerment, courage, and individuality that defines the modern woman. Known for capturing human emotion, Albea uses his distinctive style to offer a powerful visual tribute. The exhibit is until March 23, located at The Mall Level 1. “’In Her Voice’ is a powerful tribute to the diverse strength, beauty, and resilience of women. It’s a salute to the voices that have shaped our world, the struggles they’ve overcome, and the ongoing journey towards empowerment that continues to define the modern woman,” shared Albea. Complementing this showcase is “ANG PANIMALAY,” presented by Friday Group Sessionistas, a group exhibit celebrating women’s empowerment, highlighting their role in building communities. The exhibit features artistic work by Tina Marie Gandionco, Ann Lubanga, Michiko Nina, Deedee Rallos, Rhodesa Cruzet, Ma. Kyla T. Agang, Chauncey Ferolino, Keara Pabinguit, Nhey Prado, Jamaica Elento, Georgina Castillo, Mean Mustard, Xanne Normandia, Orlane Quijada Baguio, Abiguil Barricuatro, and Verna Mae Ochua. It runs until March 31, 2025, at Level 2, The Mall | NUSTAR. Gourmet Gatherings: The Ladies Who Lunch at NUSTAR The Fili Lobby Lounge offers a Cocktail Soiree with daily signature cocktails from March 1 to June 31, 6 PM onwards. Each day features a different cocktail theme. Il Primo offers unlimited pizza for PHP 850 nett per person, with four topping choices, from March 1 to May 30, 2025, 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. NUSTAR invites everyone to join in celebrating the strength, creativity, and resilience of women throughout this special month. For more information, visit www.nustar.ph or call (032) 888 8282.

Globe recognized for network consistency, AI enablement at MWC

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Globe reaffirmed its position as a leader in digital connectivity and innovation after being recognized for network consistency and AI enablement at the recently held Mobile World Congress (MWC), the world’s largest and most influential connectivity event. Globe received Ookla®’s Speedtest Verified™ claim for the Most Consistent Network in the Philippines from 2022 to 2024, reinforcing its commitment to delivering reliable connectivity to Filipinos. The recognition, based on real-world data from user-initiated Speedtest® results highlights Globe’s excellence in providing a seamless and dependable digital experience across the country. “The Speedtest Verified™ claim from Ookla® is a testament to our relentless effort to ensure that Filipinos have access to stable and high-quality internet services. This drives us to continuously invest in our network and push for innovations that enhance digital access,” said Joel Agustin, Globe’s Head of Service Planning and Engineering. Globe also secured the Excellent All-Optical Network for AI Enablement award at the Green All-Optical Network Forum 2025 during MWC. This accolade recognizes the company’s advancements in all-optical network infrastructure, enabling seamless AI applications and efficient access to computing resources. “We are grateful to receive this award, which affirms our focus on delivering reliable network solutions that cater to the evolving demands of AI applications. As AI adoption accelerates, our all-optical network enables businesses and individuals to thrive in the digital age while supporting the global push for the use of green technology,” Darius Delgado, Globe Chief Commercial Officer. With cutting-edge 400G/800G transmission, all-optical switching, and Optical Transport Network (OTN) expansion, Globe has reinforced its infrastructure to handle the growing demands of AI-driven digital transformation. The company’s all-optical network is also aligned with sustainability goals, offering enhanced energy efficiency and lower power consumption compared to traditional networking technologies. On top of the two awards, Globe was also shortlisted in the Global Mobile Awards for Tech4Good- Outstanding Mobile Contribution to the UN SDGs, cited for its data and AI for Good initiatives that contribute towards developing future tech professionals. Through continuous investment in advanced technologies, Globe remains steadfast in its mission to bridge the digital divide, drive innovation, and provide Filipinos with world-class connectivity solutions.              

BTC nagpahayag ng suporta sa mga apektado ng Burnham Park Development

Baguio City
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  Pinulong ni Baguio Tourism Council (BTC) Chairperson Gladys Vergara, ang mga  Burnham Boat Concessionaires at Burnham Photographers sa Visitor Information Center, Rose Garden, upang pag-usapan ang kanilang mga alalahanin hinggil sa nalalapit na Burnham Park Development. Key Discussions: Burnham Park Development – Vergara attentively listened to the concerns of concessionaires and photographers regarding how the planned improvements might affect their businesses, particularly in terms of changes to the park layout, operations, and accessibility. She assured them that their roles in the park’s tourism sector would be carefully considered in the planning process. Impact of New Innovations – The rise of photo booths and instant photography services, especially during festivals and major events, has posed a challenge to traditional Burnham photographers. They expressed how this technological shift affects their income, as tourists now have more convenient and cost-effective alternatives for souvenir photos. Sustaining Traditional Services – Vergara underscored the importance of preserving cultural and traditional services that have long been a part of Baguio’s tourism identity. She encouraged concessionaires and photographers to adapt to changing trends while maintaining the distinct charm and personal touch that set them apart from modern services. Possible Interventions and Support – Vergara assured stakeholders that the BTC will explore possible programs to assist the affected sectors. These initiatives may include skills training, marketing strategies, and potential collaborations to ensure they remain competitive in a rapidly evolving tourism landscape. “Ang mga taong nagbibigay ng mga tradisyunal na serbisyong ito ay matagal nang naging mahalaga sa Burnham Park,” sabi ni Vergara. “Habang sumusulong tayo sa modernisasyon, dapat din nating tiyakin na ang mga kabuhayang ito ay hindi maiiwan ngunit instea suportado sa mga paraan na nagpapahintulot sa kanila na umunlad sa isang nagbabagong kapaligiran ng turismo.” Ang pagpupulong ay nagsilbing daan para sa bukas na diyalogo, na muling pinagtitibay ang pangako ng BTC sa pagtiyak na ang mga tinig ng tradisyonal na service provider ng Burnham Park ay maririnig habang ang Baguio ay patuloy na ginagawang moderno ang mga handog nito sa turismo.                                          

CCC pinuri ang Pangasinan sa paghahanda sa kalamidad

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LINGAYEN Pangasinan – Pinuri ng Climate Change Commission (CCC) ang lalawigan para sa komprehensibong climate resilience strategies at integrated approach sa environmental sustainability gayundin ang disaster preparedness at risk reduction. Namangha sa pangako ng pamahalaang panlalawigan at ng 44 na munisipalidad, sinabi ni CCC executive director Robert A. E. Borje na “kapuri-puri ang pangako ng Pangasinan sa paghahanda sa panganib sa kalamidad, gaya ng makikita sa 100 porsiyento nitong isinumite na Local Climate Change Action Plan (LCCAP).” “Kapag pinag-uusapan natin ang mga panganib, pagkakalantad, kahinaan at kapasidad, dapat nating tingnan ang mga ito hindi lamang bilang mga hamon ngunit bilang bahagi ng isang strategic game plan, isang pamumuhunan sa katatagan ng komunidad,” pahayag ni Borje. Nauna nang binisita ng CCC ang lalawigan kung saan ang lahat ng 44 na munisipalidad ay nagsumite ng kanilang LCCAP, na isang manipestasyon na seryosong isinasaalang-alang ng lalawigan ang lahat ng bagay tungkol sa pangangalaga sa kapaligiran at pamamahala sa peligro. Kalaunan ay nilibot ni Borje at ng kanyang mga tauhan ang Pangasinan kasama ang mangrove park sa Alaminos City. Doon,itinuro ni Provincial Disaster and Risk Reduction Management Office (PDRRMO) head Ret. Col. Rhodyn Luchinvar Oro ang mga pangunahing inisyatiba ng lalawigan kabilang ang Project PARAAN na isang survey sa pagtatasa ng panganib na sinusuri ang kahinaan ng komunidad sa mga natural na panganib. Iniharap din ang Green Canopy program, isang legacy project ni Gov. Ramon Guico III. Isinagawa ang panel discussion kung saan kasama sa mga paksa ang paparating na plano ng lalawigan na itatag ang Estanza Native Tree Nursery at Project Kasilyas. Kilala bilang isang strategist at malawak na tagaplano, nangako si Gov. Guico na palakasin ang kapaligiran at mga programang nagpapagaan sa pagbabago ng klima ng lalawigan. Sa suporta ng mga lokal na pinuno kasama ang iba pang ahensya ng pambansang linya, nagpahayag ng pag-asa si Gov. Guico na ang Pangasinan ay magiging handa sa sakuna. “Walang batong natitira sa ating disaster risk reduction management. Tulad ng maraming ibang mga lalawigan sa Pilipinas, ang Pangasinan ay madalas na tinatamaan ng malupit na katotohanan ng mga bagyo, baha at lindol. Ang Administrasyong Panlalawigan ay gumawa ng makabuluhang pagsisikap upang matiyak na tayo ay handa na protektahan ang ating mga tao mula sa natural at kahit na mga kalamidad na gawa ng tao,” nauna nang sinabi ni Gov. Guico.

DILG-CAR to LGUs: Empower Informal Waste Sector

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The Department of the Interior and Local Government – Cordillera Administrative Region (DILG-CAR) urged local government units (LGUs) to recognize and integrate the Informal Waste Sector (IWS) into their Solid Waste Management (SWM) plans to strengthen waste management systems and promote inclusive environmental governance. DILG-CAR Regional Director Araceli A. San Jose underscored the significant role of informal waste workers—such as waste pickers, recyclers, and junk shop operators—in solid waste recovery and management despite challenging working conditions. “The informal waste sector has long been contributing to waste reduction and recycling efforts in our communities, yet they remain largely unrecognized in formal waste management systems. By integrating them into LGU-led solid waste management programs, we not only improve efficiency in waste recovery but also provide economic opportunities for them,” RD San Jose said. Despite their vital contribution to waste diversion and environmental sustainability, the IWS faces economic and social marginalization. To address these, the DILG encouraged LGUs to develop policies that provide the IWS and its workers formal recognition, access to capacity-building programs, and economic inclusion. Through DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2025-012, LGUs are advised to strengthen their SWM initiatives by profiling the IWS, integrating them into local waste management programs, and establishing support mechanisms such as social protection, health benefits, and skills development. LGUs are also encouraged to institutionalize policies that promote the organization of cooperatives, provision of technical assistance, and creation of opportunities for employment, formalization, and potential distribution of economic incentives. Additionally, San Jose stressed the need for the LGUs to update their 10-Year Solid Waste Management Plans to ensure a more inclusive and sustainable approach. “We encourage our LGUs to institutionalize programs that will recognize and support the informal waste sector. This will not only improve waste diversion rates but also promote social equity in our waste management systems,” San Jose added. The DILG encourages LGUs to partner with other national government agencies such as the Department of Science and Technology and the academe to develop innovations in local waste management. (DILG-CAR/Fernando Pre)                

First cinema open film competition, inilunsad ng MFF 2025

Baguio City
Baguio City /

  BAGUIO CITY — Sa pagdiriwang ng ika-5 taon ng Montañosa Film Festival (MFF) ay gumawa ng isang matapang na bagong hakbang sa pamamagitan ng paglulunsad ng kauna-unahang Cinema Open Film Competition. Sa mahigit 230 kalahok mula sa buong Pilipinas, ang inaabangang kumpetisyon na ito ay naglalayong ipakita ang magkakaibang mga cinematic na boses ng bansa at ipagdiwang ang kapangyarihan ng pagkukuwento. Ngayong taon, pinalalawak pa ng MFF ang saklaw nito na may apat na natatanging kategorya sa kompetisyon: Narrative, Mobile, Documentary, at Experimental. Ang mga kategoryang ito ay nagbubukas ng mga pinto para sa lahat ng uri ng filmmaker na ipakita ang kanilang mga kuwento at pagkamalikhain sa isang pambansang plataporma, na nagdiriwang ng magkakaibang anyo ng cinematic expression. Tradisyunal man itong salaysay, mobile film na kinunan sa telepono, o ground braking experimental project, itinutulak ng MFF ang mga hangganan ng kung ano ang maituturing na pelikula. “Ang sine ay isang patuloy na lumalawak na puwersa, katulad ng mga alon ng tubig o ang mga alingawngaw sa mga bundok. Ito ay humuhubog ng mga pananaw at nagbibigay inspirasyon sa pagbabago. This year festival will be a celebration of story telling in all its forms, as well as an invitation for our audiences to embrace diverse voices and narratives,” pahayag ni Ferdinand Balanag, Montañosa Film Festival founder at festival director. Bilang bahagi ng komprehensibong handog ng MFF, itatampok din sa edisyong ito ang animation festival sa pakikipagtulungan ng Cordillera School of Digital Arts (CSDA), na nagpapakita ng pagkamalikhain at talento ng mga animator mula sa rehiyon. Ang MFF 2025 ay pinayaman pa ng Sinemusikain — isang buwang sinehan at musika at food fair. Ang kapana-panabik na kaganapang ito ay nag-aalok ng kumbinasyon ng mga libreng screening ng pelikula, mga live na konsiyerto, at isang makulay na pagdiriwang ng pagkain, na nag-aalok ng isang bagay para sa bawat mahilig sa malikhain at kultural na masiyahan. “Ang Montañosa Film Festival ay isang holistic na plataporma na hindi lamang nagbibigay ng pagkakataon sa mga gumagawa ng pelikula na itanghal ang kanilang gawa ngunit nagbibigay din ng puwang para sa mga baguhang gumagawa ng pelikula upang galugarin at paunlarin ang kanilang crafts.” Mula nang ito ay umpisahan, ang MFF ay nagkaroon na ng mahalagang papel sa paggawa ng 58 locally produced na pelikula sa pamamagitan ng suporta ng lokal na pamahalaan ng Baguio, na ang ilan ay nakakuha ng pambansa at internasyonal na pagkilala. Ang mga pelikulang ito ay umabot sa mga pandaigdigang madla, nagtaguyod ng pagpapalitan ng kultura at pagpapakita ng magkakaibang mga talento ng gumagawa ng pelikulang pilipino. Si Jonathan Jurilla, ang MFF 2023 narrative film competiotion winner at MFF 2024 documentary film competition winner, ay isang bantog na film maker na ang trabaho ay nakakuha ng prestihiyosong Palanca Award. Ang kanyang pelikulang Love Child, ang pagsasalaysay na adaptasyon ng kanyang MFF documentary na My Boy Superman, ay isang finalist sa Cinemalaya at nakamit ang kahanga-hangang tagumpay sa Netflix, na nasa top 10 platform na pinakapinapanood na pelikula sa Pilipinas sa loob ng mahigit isang buwan. Ang isa pang namumukod-tanging gumagawa ng pelikula ay si Julius Lumiqued, na matagumpay na nakagawa ng The Wedding Dance, isang film adaptation ng kinikilalang maikling kuwento ni Amador Daguio. Ang kanyang trabaho ay nakakuha ng puwesto sa Cinemalaya noong nakaraang taon, na itinatampok ang mga panggigipit sa lipunan na nakapalibot sa kasal sa mga komunidad ng Cordillera sa pamamagitan ng isang nakakahimok na salaysay. Naging proud partner ang MFF ng mga educational institutions sa Baguio, kabilang ang University of Baguio, Saint Louis University, University of the Cordilleras, Pines City National High School, at Baguio City National High School. Sa pamamagitan ng mga partner na paaralang ito, aktibong nakipag-ugnayan ang MFF sa mga mag-aaral sa pamamagitan ng pagho-host ng mga screening ng pelikula, mga pag-uusap sa pelikula, at mga workshop, na nagbibigay ng plataporma para sa mga naghahangad na gumawa ng pelikula upang matuto, mag-explore, at bumuo ng kanilang craft. Ang mga institusyong ito ay patuloy na gumaganap ng mahalagang papel sa misyon ng pagdiriwang, na nagpapatibay ng bagong henerasyon ng mga story teller at nagpapalakas sa malikhaing komunidad ng Baguio. Nangangako ang Festival ng isang kapana-panabik na lineup ng mga kaganapan simula sa pagbubukas ng seremonya sa Marso 26, 2025 sa SM City Baguio. Susundan ito ng cinema open premier at exclusive screening sa Marso 27-28 sa SM cinemas na nagpapakita ng pinakamahusay na mga gawa mula sa kompetisyon ngayong taon. Magdadagdag ng internasyonal na dimensyon, ang paglulunsad ng international film festival, sa pakikipagtulungan ng iba’t ibang embahada, ay magaganap sa Marso 27 na nagtatampok ng unang world premier screening ng Riki Rhino, premier screening ng Woman from Rote Island at ang maikling pelikulang Wayang: Shadow of the Night mula sa Indonesian Embassy. Ang Festival ay magtatapos sa seremonya ng paggawad sa Marso 30, 2025, na pararangalan ang mga pinakatanyag na pelikula at gumagawa ng pelikula ng taon. Ang MFF 2025 ay magtatapos sa Abril 6, 2025, sa taunang folk music festival sa Rose Garden , Baguio City, na ipagdiriwang ang intersection ng sinehan at ang mayamang musical heritage ng rehiyon. Ayon kay Balanag, ang ubod ng misyon ng MFF ay ang pagtataguyod ng filmtourism para sa rehiyon ng Cordillera., na ipinoposisyon ang lugar bilang pangunahing destinasyon ng turista habang binibigyang-diin ang kultural at malikhaing yaman ng rehiyon. Bilang miyembro ng UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN), ang Baguio City ay proud na maging isang sentro para sa artistikong innovation na sumusuporta sa isang sustainable at responsableng ekonomiya ng turismo. Sa pamamagitan ng pagdiriwang na ito ng pagpapalitan ng sinehan at kultura, patuloy na pinatitibay ng Montañosa Film Festival ang papel ng Baguio bilang sentro ng kultura kung saan umuunlad ang pagkamalikhain at ang magkakaibang mga kuwento ay umaalingawngaw sa mga hangganan.                

Globe Business, SPAVI forge strategic partnership to deploy advanced digital solutions

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Globe Business enhances the operations of Shakey’s Pizza Asia Ventures Inc. (SPAVI | PSE:PIZZA) through a strategic partnership focused on upgrading its order  management system to improve operational efficiency, minimize errors, and elevate  services to store operations. Shakey’s Pizza is a leader in casual dining chain restaurants and food kiosks in the Philippines. Its portfolio of brands include market leaders such as Shakey’s and Potato Corner, as well as Peri-Peri, R&B Milk Tea, and Project Pie. The Philippine restaurant industry remains highly competitive, with businesses striving to expand their presence in the market. As organizations grow, their operations become more diverse and complex, which can affect customer experience. Some resort to various manual interventions, implementing divergent systems in operations that lead to inefficiencies. Digital tools have become imperative for customer relationship management (CRM) and kitchen automation to optimize workflows and better serve customers. Facing such challenges, SPAVI has partnered with Globe Business to deploy cloud based solutions that address various operational inefficiencies. These solutions provide seamless access to point-of-sale (POS) systems, centralized data-sharing, and real-time monitoring, enabling SPAVI to reduce manual processes and make informed decisions more efficiently. SPAVI and Globe Business formalized their partnership in a signing ceremony on January 30, gathering key representatives: Vic Gregorio, SPAVI President and CEO; Kiran Y. Amin, Chief Technology Officer; Oliver Sicam, General Manager; and Kathrina David, Supply Chain Management Director; KD Dizon, Head of Globe Business; Cocoy Claravall, Head of Sales, Globe Business; Glenn Estrella, VP for Business Solutions Consulting, Globe Business; Jane Mancia, Head of Key Accounts, Globe Business. “This partnership with SPAVI isn’t just about providing technology; it’s about a shared vision for the future of the F&B industry. We at Globe Business deeply admire SPAVI’s leadership and commitment to innovation. We understand the complexities of scaling a dynamic business like theirs, and we’re committed to being a true partner, proactively identifying opportunities and delivering solutions that empower SPAVI to not only meet but exceed their customers’ evolving expectations. We’re confident that together, we will redefine what’s possible in the restaurant experience,” said KD Dizon, Head of Globe Business. The partnership comes at a pivotal time for SPAVI, which is currently expanding its portfolio. It has grown from a single brand company into a multi-brand portfolio of five brands over the past five years alone. SPAVI’s business also includes Bakemaster, Inc., which supplies Shakey’s products to airline caterers, hotels, restaurants, and sandwich chains. As of 2024, its network has exceeded 2,600 stores and outlets, with domestic and international expansion accelerating its growth. ”Quality of service is paramount in our business. It is the bedrock of our commitment to our customers. This is why we need to be a highly efficient organization. We are not looking for mere solutions; we need a true partner like Globe Business, one who understands our values and proactively identifies and creates opportunities. We deeply value the insights Globe Business brings and look forward to their continued innovative contributions to our shared success,” shared Vic Gregorio, SPAVI President and CEO, in his message to Globe during the contract signing. Through Globe’s business solutions, SPAVI expects to improve forecasting, digitize processes, access data real-time, and centralize data for comprehensive reporting and analysis. With Globe Business’ expertise in reliable connectivity and digital solutions, SPAVI aims to further refine its inventory management, ensure order accuracy, and strengthen overall business operations. Managing increasing scale can become challenging and complex, making continuous innovation and transformation not just an option for SPAVI but a necessity. The collaboration with Globe Business underscores SPAVI’s commitment to ensuring that, as its footprint expands, its operational excellence and guest satisfaction remain at the forefront.    

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