BUILDING A SMARTER FUTURE IN VISAYAS. Industry leaders, public sector representatives, and decision-makers gather at Bai Hotel Cebu in Mandaue City for the AmCham Visayas General Membership Meeting, co-presented by Converge Global Business. The executive forum highlighted the role of digital infrastructure and technology in accelerating regional economic growth, innovation, and enterprise resilience across the Visayas.
Converge ICT Solutions Inc. and the American Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines (AmCham) Visayas Chapter have partnered to accelerate digital transformation and strengthen enterprise resilience across the Visayas.
Through Converge Global Business, the companies co-presented the “Digital Transformation in Action: Building a Smarter Future” forum in Cebu, bringing together C-suite executives, local government officials, and industry leaders to discuss how digital infrastructure can support innovation, modernize operations, and drive regional economic growth.
Shion Canen, Converge Global Business AVP and Head of Enterprise Sales for Visayas and Mindanao, highlighted the importance of reliable connectivity and customized ICT solutions in helping businesses and public-sector organizations advance their digital initiatives.
The forum also featured Danao City’s digitalization efforts, with CICTO Department Head Jaive Joseph B. Roble emphasizing the role of data-driven governance in improving public services and developing solutions for communities.
Discussions covered emerging enterprise technology trends, network reliability, and practical strategies for integrating advanced digital tools. The partnership underscores the growing importance of connectivity and digital technologies in building a smarter and more resilient regional economy.
DATA-DRIVEN GOVERNANCE.
Jaive Joseph B. Roble, Department Head of the City Information and Communication Technology Office (CICTO) of Danao City, shares the city’s digital transformation journey during the AmCham Visayas General Membership Meeting at Bai Hotel Cebu in Mandaue City. Roble highlighted how technology, data analytics, and connected infrastructure can enable smarter local governance and improve public service delivery.
