Dagupan City Hall Signs PAYPLUS MOA

(Dec
23, 2002) Bitstop Inc and the City Government of Dagupan today
signed a memorandum of agreement for Bitstop Inc to provide the
Dagupan City Government with Yehey’s Payplus Online payment
gateway. Hon. Mayor Benjamin Lim (center) does the signing for the
City government of Dagupan and Mr Wilson L.Chua (left) for Bitstop
Inc. ACity Administrator Mr Raffy Baraan ( ICT Champion for League
of Cities) also witness the event.

Dagupan City Government creates Philippine history by being the first city government to fully enable its e-government website .

With the deployment of the online payment gateway, Dagupan’s citizenry can settle, transact and/or pay dues to the city government via the Internet. This is in line with the Philippine eCommerce law which requires all government agencies to conduct their business and perform public functions electronically within two (2) years from the effectivity of the law.

Wireless Site Survey @ Southern Power

(Dec 19, 2002) Bitstop thanks Sir Alex Mendoza and Sir Reggie for their invaluable assistance in conducting the wireless site survery at Southern Power Sual Plant.

They helped us cart our various equipment up 22 flights of stairs of the boiler building (64m from ground level). While the tests were not successful, Bitstop hopes to get back in the future with more powerful Cisco 21db solid dish antenna.The test site is about 27.9 km air distance away from our transmitter.

We never knew we looked good in Mirant issued hard hats!

“Two Thumbs Up” for Keystone

(Dec 19, 2002) Message from Robertson Chiang, CTO Mozcom Central regarding his experience with KLS:

…”.. My commendations to the officers and staff of i.mind Caloocan (Ma’am Jaysie, Myra, Brian, etc.) who have been very accomodating, courteous, friendly and professional.

To those planning to get their staff certified on Microsoft products, I give my “two thumbs up” review to the Keystone Learning System. I took a total of about 15 hrs of Computer-Based Training (CBT) — about 3 x half-days (Saturday afternoon, Monday afternoon, and Tuesday morning), before taking the exam this afternoon (Tues).

I have actually never used Windows 2000 Professional in my whole life (my workstation is still NT4). Everything I learned about it for the exam, I learned through Keystone!

This coming 2003, MosCom will be giving a bit more attention to applications and services — both of which Microsoft technology plays a dominant role. Continuous training of our staff will be a crucial component for all our success!”

NOTE: Lest we give a false impression that Win2k is easy to pass, readers must be advised that Mr Chiang is a genius and ‘Techie’ in the highest sense of the word. Other passers took 1-2 weeks to achieve the same results as Mr Chiang.

New Certified Professionals!

(Dec 17, 2002) Pictures below show IT professionals from Northwestern University, Laoag and from St Paul University, Tuguegarao who were successful in taking the Microsoft and A+ certification exams. We were not able to take a picture of Mr Dick Chiang of Mozcom who passed his Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional exams. A common denominator among them is their use of Keystone materials as preparation for their exams.

Our warmest congratulations!

Macro Student Aces TESDA Competition

(Dec 12, 2002) Bantay, Ilocos Sur – Jocelyn Ricolcol, a student of Macro Computer College has won over competitor Choy Cendell Purugganan, of Data Center College of the Philippines Vigan in the IT Open Category of the 4th Provincial Skills Competition held at Marinella Complex, Bantay Ilocos Sur on November 26 to 29, 2002.

Miss Ricolcol and Mr. Purugganan competed with their skills and knowledge in computer operation, as they were made to engage tasks such as word processing, spreadsheet, database and graphics.

Macro Computer employs Keystone CBTs as part of its training.

MISO Tests Wireless Broadband

(Dec 11, 2002)

The Management Information Service Office of Pangasinan, headed by Mr Modesto Singson and assisted by Mr Oliver Navarro tested Bitstop’s Wireless Broadband infrastructure today.

The successful test was conducted at the rooftop of the Pangasinan Provincial Capitol Building. MISO was able to connect to the Internet at 2mpbs with 97% signal strenth. The air distance as measured by GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) was 11.7km.

Bitstop also wishes to thank the following for their invaluable assistance during the successful site testing at various locations: Dr Bolosan (St Michael , Bonuan), Mrs Mimi Ramos (DWAD), Ms Mary Jane Bugnot (STI Dagupan), Engr Geronilla (PhilCST, Calasiao) and Jopat Rosal (RamCADD) and Efren Ignacio (VMUF, San Carlos)

Bitstop is now confident of providing 11mbps of connectivity to sites within the 4km range, 5.5 mbps to sites within 7km range, 2mbps to sites within 12km range.


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