This successful event was held last 25 June 2010 at Casino Español (Cebu City). Special thanks to our partners Exist, IBM and Sybase.
So many geeks, so little time.
Our team participated in several key IT / ICT events in the APAC and AUS regions recently. We kicked off with an exhibit presence Hong Kong ICT Expo in April and we supported SODEC in Japan in May.
We joined CEBIT in Australia, too, in May. I had the chance to talk to Hunter, who visited the expo halls and attended the ICT dinner, and thought I'd share what we had discussed:
IT rockstar-wannabes, are you ready to hit the keyboard and strum some software strings?
The Exist Code Camp or “ECC” Manila 2010 graduation was celebrated over lunch by our seven IT rockstars at Racks (El Pueblo) in Ortigas Center last May 25. Adrian, Leand, Nelvin, Gillian, Kaisel, Raymond and Amboy also got a chance to play a couple of games facilitated by two ECC team members – no prizes though, just pure, hot-saucey fun. At 3pm, our head of Philippine operations, Mr. Ricky Gumaru, delivered his welcome remarks in the green room of the G2iX Innovation Center to formally open the commencement rites.
According to Business Processing Association of the Philippines (BPAP), every year, Philippines produces nearly 500,000 college graduates across a wide range of disciplines. Nearly 150,000 graduate from business-related programs, while another 100,000 are from engineering or information technology (IT) programs.
Now in its 4th year, Exist Code Camp (ECC) has been steadily growing and successfully attracting fresh graduates to join. When you look on the benefits of what the program offers, you’ll realize it’s really worth a try. Where can you find nowadays a training that’s absolutely given for free? A training which develops not only your technical skills but as well as your soft skills. The best part is, code campers earn while they learn as they receive an allowance during the training.
A photoblog of young leaders enacting global change one forum at a time
Dar Es Salam, Tanzania was the center of global discussions to help see what the world will be like 20 years from now. For five days, from May 2 to 7, 2010, close to 100 Young Global Leaders participated in the discussions and workshops that will help shape our future.The Philippines, G2ix and Information Technology was well represented by technology entrepreneur, and G2iX CEO, Winston Damarillo.
A photoblog of Morphlabs' launch of mCloud
A photoblog of G2iX:Exist Global's participation at the HK ICT '10
Billed as one of the biggest gathering of Asian ICT enterprises showcasing the best products this side of the world, HK ICT 2010 wasn't a disappointment. For a second straight year, Global Gateway Innovation Exchange (G2iX) was present to meet with potential partner/clients and establish G2iX and its 3 subsidiaries as brands known for their global quality in its products and services. The elite business development team was composed of Jerry Rapes, Willex Perez and Jerome Gotangco.