Implementing a Broadband Centralized Communication System in the Philippines

Broadband Centralized Communication System is the great infrastructure challenge and it is a foundation for economic growth, job creation, global competitiveness and a better way of life.  It is changing technology on how we educate children and enable improvements in public education through e-learning and online content, which can provide more personalized learning opportunities  for students.  (BCCS) can also facilitate the flow of information, helping teachers, parents, schools and other organizations to make better decisions tied to each student’s needs and abilities.

Through Broadband Centralized Communication System, all information needed by the national government can easily be managed because of real time information and data updates. This broadband communication system will improved data capture and use, which enable clearer understanding of the most effective treatments. All records needed in real time can easily be supported by this system not only within the local care department but the entire Philippines under the Department of Health (DOH).

Broadband Centralized Communication System can play a major role in the transition to a clean energy economy. The people can use these innovations to reduce carbon pollution, improve our energy efficiency and lessen our dependence on foreign oil.

Broadband Centralized Communication System can bolster efforts to improve public safety and security by allowing first responders to send and receive video and data, by ensuring all Nationals can access emergency services and improving the way the Nationals are notified about emergencies. The installation of CCTV systems to our Barangays will be able to centralize the real-time monitoring of the status and situation of each barangay, and integrating them to Central Monitoring System. It will be helpful also in disaster monitoring from barangay level up to the national level. Interconnecting all government agencies can also be accomplished through the centralized monitoring system.

Within government, Broadband Centralized Communication System can drive greater efficiency and effectiveness in service delivery and internal operations. It can also improve the quantity and quality of civic engagement by providing a platform for meaningful engagement with representatives and agencies. Through its own use of broadband, government can support local efforts to deploy broadband, particularly in unserved communities.