CITEM is holding once more the 9th e-Services Global Sourcing Conference and Exhibition 2009 on February 9-10, 2009 at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City. The event will create another venue for gathering all industry leaders and movers in the field of information and communication technology and the business process outsourcing. The e-Services 2009 will benefit companies and professionals to interact and share one another with their expertise in different kind of field on ICT and BPO to make the industry here in country more stronger and put the position of our country as a global source of e-service and business proces outsourcing. ( read more below)
"the recent e-Services conference is a strong endorsement of that partnership between the Philippin government and the private sector" - David Barrett, chairman of the European Advisory Board of the International Association of Outsourcing.
The e-Services is a big part of our industry, and because of this event, the market and jobs here helped many Filipinos and attract a lot of work that will be outsourced here in some companies. Even that we are experiencing some global economic problems, helping one another and remove the competitive issues in one another will help the industry survive and stay healthy as we want to become. It will converge a lot of major key players in the ICT and BPO field, and the learning and sharing of knowledge to one another will bring major success for the e-service community and industry.
"One of the lessons to learn for my country is what's being done in this country, what I saw during this conference, and what I mean is this is about the collaboration of business and the govenrment, and I think the Philippines can be an example not only to Russia but also to other countries." - Dr. Alexis Sukharev, president of Russian firm Auriga and a participant in the e-Services 2008.
for more info about the event, visit http://www.e-servicesphils.com/esp2009/
more photo coverage here at e-Services 2009 press conference
you can also check out my blog coverage from the e-Services 2008 here
