The presentation discusses concepts related to e-governance including reinventing government through information and communication technologies, people's participation and transparency, and shaping organizational form through communication, connection, and community. It also addresses issues related to applying ICT in government systems and its impact on employment and job quality. Tables are provided listing websites of municipalities and cities in Pangasinan province, indicating whether they have a website and use a .gov domain.

1. AND
Presenter:
HENRY JOHN NAGUN NUEVA - ECE
M.S. Management Engineering

2. I. Reinventing Government in the Information Age.
I. People’s Participation, Consensus Building and Transparency through
ICTs : Issues & Challenges for Governance in the Philippines .
III. Shaping Organization Form: Communication, Connection & Community.
IV. ICTs and Employment: the problem of Job Quality.

3. At the end of the presentation, we should be able to:
1. Understand the principle of e-Governance.
2. Understand reinvention as applied in the Government.
3. Determine valuable factors that would help in promoting
ICT in Government Systems.
4. Assemble materials requisite prior to ICT applications.
5. Describe & Provide recommendation on Industry’s Job Quality

4. “One of the most widespread and easiest applications in
e-government is ONLINE DISSEMINATION of
BASIC GOVERNMENT INFORMATION”

5. Government
 Government refers to the legislators, administrators,
and arbitrators in the administrative bureaucracy who control
a state at a given time, and to the system of government by
which they are organized.
 Government is the means by which state policy is enforced, as
well as the mechanism for determining the policy of the state.
A form of government, or form of state governance, refers to
the set of political institutions by which a government of a state
is organized.

6. MAIN MENU
THOROUGH DECISION
& PROGRAM
IMPLEMENTATION
DISCIPLINE
RESPONSIBILITY

7. RESPONSIBILITY
• Responsible in planning and gathering resources for government programs.
• Responsible leaders and citizens.
• Quick and quality performance prior to local & national governance.
• Government transparency and accountability.

8. DISCIPLINE
• Strong & strict individual and group compliance that offers great opportunity to
national intelligence.
• Collective idea bounded by the state policy and its jurisdiction which cannot be
separated by the law.
• National integrity and courage to uplift the quality of government system
both local and national charter.

9. THOROUGH DECISION & PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
• Centralize quality of information disseminated under the state of law.
• Product of qualitative study and dominant classic of favour and demand.
• Majority and general decision applicable providing benefits but not war.

10. •It will create and focus the work of management on a higher purpose .
•It will also embed the ethos of community and citizenship.
•Make direction setting bottom-up and outside-in.
•De-politicize decision making.
•It will also develop holistic performance measures.

11. Reinvention
A method or process from which an applicable system needs to
bring into use again by means of conducting, organizing,
planning and implementing productive projects or initiatives
executed by law, leaders of the law and people governed under
these law.

12. "ICT-enabled applications have much to offer information age reform
processes of decentralization, increased accountability, and
democratization in government, the capacity to improve democratic
processes by providing information to citizens and by allowing the voices of
citizens to be heard by each other and by politicians and public servants.”
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13. Efficiency Improvement
• Processesand procedures Modification to increase
quality Output.
• Application of Statistical Quality Control
• Implementation of Citizen’s Satisfaction surveys.

14. Decentralization
• Excellent Decision Assembly
• Knowledge in Corporate and/or Government Directives
• Uniformity of Policies and Regulations

15. Increase Performance & Resource Management
• Clear Policy Emphasis Development and Resource
Availability Alterations.
• Updated Employee and Management Training
• Updated government materials, equipments and facilities.

16. Ability in Marketization
• Excellent Market Strategy
• Knowledge in e-Commerce
• Excellent Planning and Organizational Strategy

17. Accountability
• Honest and True Government Service
• Service-oriented and prompt provision
• Courtesy and Ownership towards citizens concern.

18. People’s Participation
Consensus Building
Government Transparency through ICTs

19. Shaping National & Local Community
Organizations
via 3C’s
Communication, Connection & Community

20. SENDER
CHANNEL RECEIVER
Communication as applied in ICT is a major model of
disseminating symbols, characters, data & information
from which evaluated, implemented and monitored through
validated process.
Communication Technology is the most important aspect
when it comes to networks and security. Without this
element, system is useless.

21. This aspect is simply defined as a condition of being
connected. Control and limitations are inclusive components
that may vary in accordance to the management application
of such organization.
IMPORTANCE:
To be familiar, informed, updated and knowledgeable
in a workflow environment and alike.

22. The main reason why we need to create an organized, well-
oriented and transparent government is because of our
COMMUNITY, as categorized either a Geographic,
communities of Culture, or community Organizations.

23. Issue:
Inadequate ICT infrastructure to support interconnectivity and wider
public access to government information and services.

24. • Radio Programs and Advertisements
• Television Programs, Advertisements and Public
& Foreign Affairs
• Telecommunications
• Networking and Web Interactions

25. • The use of ICTs are associated with new patterns
of job creation and job loss.
-Indications to put forward jobs could be lost through:
1. Automation
2. Obsolescence
3. Disintermediation

26. ICT replaces old tasks and occupations through
automation, such as the telephone switchboard
operator.
But the technologies also create new tasks and
occupations, such as Webpage designers or call-
centre workers or a variety of new
intermediaries .

27. •The creation of entirely new industries such as
the
1. Application software,
2. Computer Systems,
3. Micro-electronic products,
4. the GSM industries etc has brought about
new employment opportunities, which
employ a substantial number of people.

28. • BPO ( Business Processing Outsource )
- Call Center
- Virtual Assistance
- SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
- Remote Assistance
• CORPORATE AND BUSINESS ANALYST
• PROGRAMMERS, WEB DESIGNERS, GRAPHIC ARTISTS
• APPLICATION SOFTWARE CREATORS

29. • HEALTH TECHNICIANS
•SURVEILLANCE ADMINISTRATOR
• HIGH-END CLIMATOLOGIST and
WEATHER OBSERVERS
•FACTORY & FOOD PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN
•NETWORK & COMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEERS

30. •According to Cymbeline Refalda-Villamin,
A total of 4,670,824 telephone lines have been installed by various
carriers including PLDT, Globe, Smart, Islacom, Piltel, Digitel, and
others.
As of 2011, approximately 2,100,000 units of GSM phones including
WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) enabled were sold. WAP phones
can be used for emails and Internet access, making Philippines the text
messaging capital of the world.
In the ranking of worldwide Internet economy with regards to
competitiveness in Asian countries as of the current year, the
Philippines ranks 39th, followed by India (43rd) and Indonesia (45th).
Singapore ranks 2nd, followed by Australia (13th), Hongkong (14th), and
Japan (17th).

31. ICT or cyber parks continue to be established in the country–
1. Eastwood Cyber Park in Libis,
2. Quezon City and Northgate Cyber Zone in Filinvest, Alabang.
3. Fort Bonifacio Global City, BCDA ICT Zone, and Laguna Industrial Park
ICT Zone in Metro Manila
4. Cebu ICT Zone in Northern Visayas
5. Subic Cyber port in Zambales
6. Baguio city Economic Zone

32. Municipality / District Website .gov URL:
City Domain
Agno 1 Y N http://www.agno.pangasinan.info/
Alaminos City 1 Y Y http://www.alaminoscity.gov.ph/index.aspx
Anda 1 Y N http://www.andapangasinan.com/
Bani 1 Y Y http://www.bani.gov.ph/index2.htm
Bolinao 1 Y Y http://bolinao.gov.ph/home/
Burgos 1 N N
Dasol 1 N N
Infanta 1 N N
Mabini 1 Y Y http://www.mabini-pangasinan.gov.ph/
Sual 1 N N
Aguilar 2 N N

33. Municipality / District Website .gov URL:
City Domain
Basista 2 N N
Binmaley 2 Y N http://binmaleypangasinan.blogspot.com/
Bugallon 2 N N
Labrador 2 N N
Lingayen 2 Y Y
http://www.lingayen.gov.ph/
Mangatarem 2 N N
Urbiztondo 2 N N
Bayambang 3 Y Y http://www.bayambang.gov.ph/
Calasiao 3 Y N http://www.pinablincalasiao.com/
Malasiqui 3 Y Y http://malasiqui.gov.ph/
Mapandan 3 N N

34. Municipality / District Website .gov URL:
City Domain
San Carlos City 3 N N
Santa Barbara 3 Y Y http://www.stabarbara.gov.ph/
Dagupan City 4 Y Y http://www.dagupan.gov.ph/
Manaoag 4 Y Y http://www.manaoag.gov.ph/
Mangaldan 4 Y Y http://www.mangaldan.gov.ph/
San Fabian 4 N N
San Jacinto 4 N N
Alcala 5 N N
Bautista 5 N N
Binalonan 5 Y Y
http://www.binalonan.gov.ph
Laoac 5 N N

35. Municipality / District Website .gov URL:
City Domain
Pozorubbio 5 N N
Santo Tomas 5 N N
Sison 5 Y Y http://www.sisonlgu.gov.ph/
Urdaneta City 5 Y Y http://urdaneta-city.gov.ph/
Villasis 5 Y Y http://www.villasis.gov.ph/
Asingan 6 N N
Balungao 6 Y N http://www.balungao.org/
Natividad 6 N N
Rosales 6 Y N http://www.rosalespangasinan.com/
San Manuel 6 N N
San Nicolas 6 Y N http://www.lgu-sannicolas.com/

36. Municipality / District Website .gov URL:
City Domain
San Quintin 6 N N
Santa Maria 6 N N
Tayug 6 N N
Umingan 6 Y Y http://umingan.gov.ph/

38. • To enabled e-society where citizens have access to technologies that
will provide quality education, efficient government service, greater
source of Livelihood and a better way of life.
•To develop Country as a World Class ICT Service Providers
•Provide Government Services to Stakeholders Online
•Create an enabling legal and regulatory environment
• Provide affordable internet access to all segments of the population
•Develop an IT enabled Workforce

39. According to the survey by Global Index / Meta Group
Research of 47 countries, the Filipinos are the top knowledge
workers of the world, followed by the Australians, Americans,
Canadians, and French. The Filipino IT professional is the
man of the hour. Undergoing only perhaps a week-long
software / hardware training course, IT companies in any part
of the world are willing to immediately hire and relocate him
and give him US$ 10,000 or Ph P 400,000 basic monthly
salary.

40. Aim to become Asia's knowledge centre in the 21st century
when at the moment, Singapore is perhaps already Asia's
knowledge centre, with Malaysia fast becoming another one.
We can see that detrimental factors including weak
infrastructure, terrorists problem and others do not prevent
the Philippines from transforming into a digital economy
and treading the threshold of globalization where in fact
Human resources is the Philippine vast capital.

42. Presenter's Recommendation:
In order to implement ICT and enabling citizens to be better
informed, more involved and participative in local
governance;
1. Government should provide ICT educational and training
awareness accessibility to all citizens.
2. Create a local & national task force to monitor and
evaluate ICT progress in the Philippines
3. Government should implement, internet-enabled
government service applications such as Social Security,
Benefits, Community activities and other related >>>

43. communication medium guided by R.A. 8792 also known as
E-Commerce Act.
4. Government should disseminate central cyber community
in local & national areas for free to all citizens towards ICT
accessibility.
5. Government should create national directive and rules
pertaining to the execution of ICT Applications.

45. http://www.oocities.org/ict_philippines/ic
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Erwin A. Alampay
e-LGU Development
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government : January 2012
http://www.iicd.org/files/icts-for-
education.pdf
http://www.digitalfilipino.com/the-
philippines-e-commerce-law-republic-act-
no-8792