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77 results for “Paperless”

  1. Photograph courtesy of SC

    SC targets paperless courts by 2027

    The Philippine Supreme Court plans a fully paperless judiciary by 2027, enhancing transparency, access to justice, and public trust through digital reforms and…

    Alvin Murcia·

  2. Supreme Court

    SC aims for paperless courts by 2027

    Supreme Court Associate Justice Amy C. Lazaro-Javier announced the judiciary's goal to go fully paperless by 2027, as part of its Strategic Plan for Judicial…

    Alvin Murcia·

  3. THE Supreme Court building in Manila.

    Judiciary to go full paperless by 2027

    The Supreme Court reaffirms its commitment to a paperless Judiciary by 2027, starting with the successful rollout of electronic filing (eFiling) in trial…

    Alvin Murcia·

  4. MAYOR Roderick Awingan

    La Trinidad eyes smart municipality status

    The municipal government of La Trinidad, Benguet, has launched the La Trinidad Smart Program to modernize public services through digitalization, sustainable…

    Aldwin Quitasol·

  5. BoC seeks digital trade, AI adoption

    BoC seeks digital trade, AI adoption

    The Bureau of Customs joined APEC trade officials in Dalian to advance digital customs modernization, supply chain connectivity, paperless trade and secure…

    Neil Alcober·

  6. (FILE PHOTO) Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice Marvic M.V.F. Leonen

    Judiciary shifts to digital by 30 October

    The Supreme Court will shift to full digital filing by 30 October, ending paper submissions and expanding e-court access across the judiciary.

    Alvin Murcia·

  7. Public offering approvals cut to 40 days

    Public offering approvals cut to 40 days

    Discover how the Philippines’ SEC is slashing public offering approval times to as little as 40 days with its new Online Application for Registration…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  8. DICT on track to hit 60M eGovPH users by 2028

    DICT on track to hit 60M eGovPH users by 2028

    The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) aims to reach 60 million eGovPH Super App users by 2028, enhancing government service…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  9. Many takers for gadget loans

    Many takers for gadget loans

    The Digital Ginhawa Loan allows GSIS members to borrow up to P60,000 to purchase laptops, tablets, or smartphones to support productivity and online work.

    Gabriela Baron·

  10. GSIS offers gadget loans

    GSIS offers gadget loans

    The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) launches the Digital Ginhawa Loan, offering government workers up to ₱60,000 for gadgets such as laptops,…

    Gabriela Baron·

  11. THE loan supports the purchase of desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones, and aims to keep members connected not just to their work or studies but also to GSIS's growing suite of digital services.

    GSIS extends aid to employees

    Government employees can now apply for the GSIS Digital Ginhawa Loan, a new program designed to help members purchase computers, tablets, or mobile phones for…

    Maria Margarita Caedo·