IT-BPM sector eyes $50.5B by 2028
The Philippine IT-BPM industry targets up to $50.5 billion in revenue and 2.14 million jobs by 2028 as it accelerates AI adoption, higher-value services and…
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The Philippine IT-BPM industry targets up to $50.5 billion in revenue and 2.14 million jobs by 2028 as it accelerates AI adoption, higher-value services and…
The Philippine IT-BPM industry targets $50.5 billion in revenue and 2.14 million jobs by 2028, driven by AI adoption, talent development and higher-value…
MicroSourcing and Beepo have opened a new Service Delivery Center in Clark, Pampanga, expanding the Philippines' IT-BPM footprint while creating more regional…
The Philippine IT-BPM industry aims to generate over $50 billion in annual revenue and build a workforce of more than two million AI-enabled Digital Filipino…
Labor Secretary Francis Tolentino underscored the importance of government-industry collaboration as the Department of Labor and Employment and IT-BPM leaders…
The Philippine IT-BPM industry targets over $50 billion in annual revenue and up to 2.14 million AI-enabled workers by 2028, shifting from headcount to…
‘The Philippine tech industry is at a real turning point. AI is changing the nature of work, and global competition is raising expectations.’
The Philippine IT-BPM sector posts strong growth in 2025, adding jobs and revenues as IBPAP cites AI adoption, talent development, and renewed investor…
A PIDS study highlights tourism’s untapped potential to boost Philippine export revenues, calling for strategic investments in infrastructure, connectivity,…
The Philippines’ IT-BPM industry takes the lead with 5% growth, eyeing $42B revenues by 2026 as it embraces AI, Agentic systems, and global capability centers…
The Philippines’ IT-BPM industry posts 5% growth, positioning the country as a global hub for AI and Agentic integration. IBPAP projects $42 billion revenue by…
‘However, exports have grabbed our growth, with our exports performing sluggishly relative to our income’
‘These investments (P14.951 approved in Q1) are predominantly sourced from our electronics and IT-BPM companies.’
Phl’s IT-BPM employee headcount surpasses global growth rate — IBPAP