BusinessWorld
January 17, 2021 | 6:39 pm
Special Features Writer
Telcos, transportation, logistics see positive, digital-driven outlook
Connectivity has become more crucial when the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic restricted mobility. It halted public transportation for some time and disrupted logistics amid its continued operations, while pressing telcos to improve their services to meet a spiking demand.
With the economy proceeding into the new normal amid the ongoing battle against the pandemic, the reshaped telecommunications, transportation, and logistics sectors are expected to meet increased and intensified demands among consumers.
Addressing Internet issues
As the pandemic forced many to shift to remote work, online learning, and cashless banking, among others, it has further stressed that Internet connectivity is no longer a luxury but a necessity.
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Jaime Ponce de Leon
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