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DICT Secretary Ivan Uy (Photo courtesy of DICT) MANILA - The new chief of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is eyeing to improve governance by making transactions more efficient through digitalization. DICT Secretary Ivan Uy said the DICT's mandate cuts across all government agencies. "Through ICT (information and communications technology), we will be able to deliver to the Filipino people a better government, a more efficient government, a government that is easier to transact with, a government that is more competent, and a government that is not corrupt," Uy said during the turnover ceremony Monday. He noted that President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.'s marching order is to "accelerate the build-up of digital infrastructure in the country." "I encourage all of you to work together, to join hands and help DICT and the current administration in delivering to the Filipino people the promise of a better life

Emmanuel cainticFerdinand bongbong marcos jrCommunications technologyDepartment of informationPresident ferdinandSecretary emmanuel cainticDict secretary ivan uy photo courtesy of manila the new chief department information and communications technology is eyeing to improve governance by making transactions more efficient through digitalization said 39s mandate cuts across all government agencies quot ictE will be able to deliver the filipino peoplea better governmentA more efficient governmentA government that is easier to transact withA government that is more competentNda government that is not corruptUot uy said during the turnover ceremony monday he noted that president ferdinand quot bongbong marcos jr 39s marching order is to accelerate build up of digital infrastructure in country quoti encourage all you work togetherO join hands and help dict the current administration in delivering to filipino people promise ofa better lifeOa better futureNda better economy througha digitally empowered citizenry and government