Businesses and individuals alike usually go for the normal broadband connection for its accessibility and affordability. However, operations and scale for most businesses change which will require better connectivity through a direct internet access or leased line to match more…

Most businesses in the Philippines rely heavily on internet connectivity in their operations, and overall delivery of service and customer experience. The government has shifted its focus on ensuring that the digital economy continues to be sustained. The Philippines’ P2.46-T…

Internet connectivity continues to drive growth in the Philippine business landscape. The Philippines’ ICT market alone reached P2.73 trillion in 2025 and is expected to grow to P7.67 trillion by the end of 2034. With a digital economy already contributing…

Majority of Philippine businesses have shifted a part of their operations online especially in the field of Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), retail, fintech/digital payments, tourism and trade, and manufacturing. After the pandemic, how Filipinos buy and sell have changed significantly,…

It has been 32 years since the Philippines have started connecting to the internet. What used to be a niche suddenly becomes an essential and integral part of the Filipinos’ daily lives and means of livelihood. The 1994 Breakthrough Explained:…

A leased line is a dedicated, uncontended internet connection that belongs to your business alone. For businesses in Southern Negros, the difference between shared and dedicated internet can mean the difference between smooth, uninterrupted operations and costly disruptions. KCAT, the…