The document discusses the Philippines' information and communications technology (ICT) industry and its goals for industry growth and global leadership. It aims to generate $50 billion in annual ICT industry revenues by 2016, including $27.4 billion from IT-BPO exports. It also aims to attain world leadership in several fast-growing ICT services and double its market share in others. The Next Wave Cities program is described as a way to develop ICT hubs nationwide to support country-wide development.

1. Alejandro P. Melchor III
Deputy Executive Director for ICT Industry Development
Department of Science & Technology
Information and Communications Technology Office

2. $50B Revenues by 2016 for ICT Industry:
IT-BPO: $27.4
IT-BPO Export All other ICT: $22.6B
Exports Revenues (Not including semiconductors & electronics)
(20% CAGR)
2011 $11.0 B
2012 13.2
2013 15.8
2014 19.0
2015 22.8 *Components of US ICT Industry.
2016 27.4

3. Global Leadership in High Value Segments by 2016:
Stepping Up the Value Chain Global Market Share
We are #1 in call
centers and we
intend to become
Voice BPO 24% 29%
market leader in
UK & Australia
1. Healthcare Information 8% 13%
Management Outsourcing
We intend to 2. Finance & Accounting 8% 12-14%
attain world Outsourcing
leadership in 4 more 3. HR Outsourcing 8% 12-14%
fast growing services 4. Creative Process
Outsourcing 10% 15-18%
We intend to 1. Information Technology
double our market Outsourcing (ITO) 1% 2%
share in 3 other fast 2. Engineering Services
Outsourcing (ESO) 1% 2%
growing services 3. Multilingual BPO

4. Next Wave Cities Program
1- Research & Road Mapping
Next
Wave 2- Talent Development
Cities TM
3- Organizational Development
& Capability Building
4- Marketing
5- IT-preneurship & Technology
Business Incubators
6- Business Environment &
Incentives
Next
Develop ICT hubs nationwide for
Wave 7- Infrastructure &
country-wide development
Cities TM Smarter Cities

5. Next Wave Cities Components
NWC Road Map DOST scholarships
Social Media for knowledge Capability Building & Strategic
dissemination Planning Workshops
NICP Board of Trustees
Capability Building, June 24-25
2012, Cebu

6. Smarter Philippines for a vibrant domestic knowledge economy
and competitiveness in the global Knowledge economy
Next
Wave
Cities TM

7. Smarter Philippines, Smarter Cities
Smarter Weather: Noah Project Smarter Education
Smarter Governance: iGov Smarter Health: e-Telehealth

8. Technopreneurship and Domestic Technology
Companies Flourish in a Knowledge Economy
Inventors and Engineers utilize the Technopreneurs and
Scientists probe nature technologists use new technologies to businessmen convert
through research and build a scientific knowledge create products and the products and
knowledge base for invention to create new services services into profits by
technologies selling in the market
Research Invent Commercialize Market
Nature Science Technology Economy Utility
Exist Discover Manipulate Embed Use
Naturally Nature Nature Nature Nature
The World As Material The World as Money