Information technology in the Philippines: a tradition of excellence

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The Philippines, the first Asian nation to use database management systems, exported $60 million worth of software in 1993. The technologically advanced companies in the country include Computer Information Systems Inc and Sarte, Teodoro & Assoc. The work force is highly skilled.

Information technology

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Materials science and technology: a Philippine R&D focus

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Government agencies and universities in the Philippines are conducting research in materials science. Research is being conducted on materials such as ceramics, concrete, polymers and composites. Future programs will study semiconducting polymers and liquid crystals.

Materials science

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Science and technology services

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The Philippines has improved its science and technology services since the mid-1980s. Laboratories provide several services, including analytical services, product quality evaluation, calibration services and disaster planning services.

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