by Jovie Cabais | Jul 28, 2013 | Tech Updates
Auza.Net participated in this year’s Sandugo Trade Expo and showcased its latest website project Bohol.Info (www.bohol.info), an online directory for micro, small and medium enterprises in Bohol. Placement of a web page on Bohol.Info is free and is ideal for enterprises who want online presence but have a limited budget. Bohol.Info does not have online ads so viewers of the website are not distracted from the main content. Online ads can be considered a competition to an online directory web page so Auza.Net decided that Bohol.Info should not have online ads when showing web pages. The last day of the trade expo is today, Sunday, July 28, 2013 and is the last chance for companies to discuss details with Auza.Net staff on how to promote their businesses online. Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 28, 2013 | Tech Updates
Digitalfilipino.com, in collaboration with Auza.net, will conduct a workshop called “Digital Marketing and E-commerce for the Tourism Industry Boot Camp” on August 30, 2013. Ms. Janette Toral, an e-commerce specialist of the Philippines, is the main trainor in the workshop and she will help the participants understand how to grow their business online. The workshop is geared towards the tourism industry but business owners and marketing professionals who want to learn more on digital marketing are welcome to join. The topics are as follows: Apply Search Engine Marketing Techniques – Build One’s Influencer identity and Developing Content Plan – Know the overview of E-commerce Law and Data Privacy Law – Design and Email Marketing campaign – Produce Social Media Plan – Manage Customer Reviews and social media feedback – Integrate an Online Booking/ Payment System (by Auza.Net) The training will be held at the Auza.Net Training Room at K of C Recreation Center at the back of Lourdes Parish Church, Gallares St., Tagbilaran City, Bohol. Reservations are accepted at the Auza.Net booth at the Sandugo Trade Expo at “The Block” or via email at info@auza.net. Please contact Jovie at 09176220225 or 038-510-0611 for details. Seats are limited. Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 28, 2013 | Tech Updates
The Sandugo Trade Expo 2013 was formally opened in a short program July 24,2013 at 4:00 o’clock in the afternoon at the Activity Center of Island City Mall. It is one of the major events of the month long celebration of the Sandugo Festival. It is hosted by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI-Bohol) and participated by provincial and regional MSMEs or micro, small and medium enterprises. The organizers were led by DTI-Bohol Provincial Director Maria Elena C. Arbon and DTI-Region 7 Director Asteria C. Caberte. City Mayor Hon. John Geesnell L. Yap II welcomed the guests from different sectors of the province and the region. Provincial Governor Hon. Edgar M. Chatto inspired not only the Boholano entrepreneurs but as well as the participating exhibitors from other provinces and nearby regions. DTI UnderSecretary Hon. Zenaida C. Maglaya, Regional Operations Development Group delivered the Keynote Message. MSME’s different parts of the Visayas participated and displayed their wares at the ICM activity Center and at the parking area of the mall inside the inflatable structure nicknamed “The Block”.. This year’s theme is “GO GREEN,BUY LOCAL” encourage consumers and industrial buyers to patronize local products. The exhibit varied from fashion accessories, home and office furnishings, decors to different food products. Indigenous materials were creatively woven into intricate designs and are sold at bargain prices. Unique food products and delicacies produced by the various food processing firms may be sampled at the activity area of the mall. DTI UnderSecretary Hon. Zenaida C. Maglaya, Regional Operations Development Group delivering the keynote message Information technology firm, Auza.Net, participated in the event...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 22, 2013 | Tech Updates
The group then proceeded to K of C Recreation Center and held a “Palarong Pambata”. The venue also had a “dirty”ice cream cart, a cotton-candy machine and everyone’s favorite fishball and tempura stand. Dinner was at Payag’s new function room where a program honoring the teachers who were present was also held. The grouped concluded the day with an overnight stay at the Whites and Greens Resort in Panglao, Bohol. Today, the group will continue its reunion activities and conclude it with a Brunch at the Beach. The organizers of the reunion wish to thank all classmates who made donations, pledges and contributions, as well as all who joined the reunion. Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 21, 2013 | Tech Updates
As more and more companies adapt online systems interconnecting multiple branches to the main office, keeping the uptime of the servers and the Internet connections become a burden to the information technology or IT staff. Power failures and Internet service interruptions happen more frequently than we like and every time the main office connection or the servers are down, all branches could not transact. Commonly misunderstood is the requirement at the main office which is a large upload bandwidth rather than download. The reason for this is that the main office is accessed by the branch offices and therefore is sending data. Sending data for multiple branches require a large upload bandwidth. Internet service normally have a small upload bandwidth compared to the download bandwidth usually at the ratio between 1:10 to 2.5:10. This is not sufficient if the main office is supporting many branches. Large upload bandwidth is normally available only via leased line subscriptions which are quite expensive, starting from around Php16,000 for a 2MB subscription. Leased line subscriptions have 1:1 ratio of upload and download bandwidth. Also, the bandwidth is guaranteed. But again, this is very expensive. A relatively new solution is to use cloud servers. Cloud servers are hardware agnostic and can be subscribed in small increments, usually based on RAM size and storage capacity. Data centers can deploy cloud servers in a few minutes and the servers may be resized as needed. Using a cloud server eliminates the need to maintain servers locally and subscribe to expensive leased line subscriptions. Data centers offering cloud server subscriptions have redundant power systems and multiple load balancing...
