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...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 21, 2013 | Tech Updates
Auza.Net joins several small and medium enterprises or SMEs at the Sandugo Trade Expo 2013 on July 24-28 at the Island City Mall. The company will showcase its services for marketing using digital media, website management and cloud server hosting. The event is an excellent opportunity for prospects who wish to learn more about Auza.Net’s services. The company will be accepting requests from SMEs and professional who wish to be included to its latest online business directory www.bohol.info. Listing is free and there is an option to pay a small fee in order to claim the page so that the owner can update it as necessary. Also on Bohol.Info are classified ads and job postings. Reservations for the “Digital Marketing and E-commerce for the Tourism Industry Bootcamp” that will be held on August 30 will be accepted at the Auza.Net booth. This bootcamp is timely for the tourism industry players who should embrace the digital marketing techniques in order to reach more potential customers. To set appointments during the trade expo, please contact Jovie at 09176220226 or 038-5100611. To learn more about Auza.Net, please go to www.auza.net....
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 14, 2013 | Tech Updates
The Bohol Chamber of Commerce and Industry holds a dialogue with the Bureau of Internal Revenue officers of Tagbilaran City on the proposed real estate tax increase that is scheduled for public hearing on July 18, 2013. BCCI president Atty. Mans Tumanda led the discussion during the lunch meeting on July 11, 2013 at the Crabhouse Restuaurant. The public forum is the official venue where any alternative proposals for the new tax rates will be accepted for consideration and BCCI plans to submit its official position paper during that event....
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 7, 2013 | Tech Updates
The partnership of Bohol Chronicle Radio Corporation and Auza.Net is going strong on the 6th year anniversary of the DYRD-AM Worldwide broadcast. On July 8, 2007, the two companies launched the live streaming radio broadcast of the station on the Internet through the website www.dyrdam.com. For the first time, Boholanos abroad could listen to the live radio broadcast through the website. The historic event brought live local news and public affairs to Boholanos around the world. Mr. Peter Dejaresco of Bohol Chronicle Radio Corporation and Jerome Auza of Auza.Net formally announced the partnership on the same date. Several improvements to the broadcast quality and reliability have been implemented since 2007. Now the system audio is very clear and multiple servers are implemented to enable a larger number of simultaneous listeners. Recorded broadcast splicing is automated and has been quite reliable for the past several months. Last year, an Android App was released to enable mobile users using the Android platform to listen to the live broadcast conveniently. Majority of the listeners are from the US and the Philippines, followed by Canada and Saudi Arabia and Australia. This information also reflects where most of the Boholanos abroad are based. Starting in the middle of 2012 to the present, the number of users who visit the www.dyrdam.com website has gradually increased, as can be seen in the Audience Overview graph. This is due to the increased capacity of the streaming servers and the improved audio quality implemented last year. The May 2013 number of unique visitors is around 29,000 which was due to the May 13, 2013 national and local elections....
by Jovie Cabais | Jun 23, 2013 | Tech Updates
Jovie Cabais of Auza.Net met one of the country’s specialist on digital marketing and e-commerce, Janette Toral of DigitalFilipino.com in a collaboration meeting held at the Aplaya Restaurant of Bluewater Panglao on June 8, 2013. The two companies agreed to hold a workshop on digital marketing and e-commerce for the tourism industry on August 30, 2013. Toral and Cabais discussed the business model canvas of Auza.Net which included collaboration with the various government and non-government agencies involved in the tourism industry in Bohol. The two ladies also had an opportunity to explore the venue of their meeting, and held part of their meeting at the Family Pool Villa. The workshop on digital marketing and e-commerce for the tourism industry will help the participants take advantage of social media and the Internet in general to market their products and services. The Internet has become a mainstream medium for marketing and the tourism industry would greatly benefit from it. Details about the workshop to be held on August 30, 2013 is published on www.auza.net and www.digitalfilipino.com. You may also email to info@auza.net or contact Jovie at +639176220225 or 38-510-0611. To know more about new and exciting events and promos of Bluewater Panglao, please visit www.bluewater.com.ph or contact their Marketing Officer (Mr. Jairus – 09228350284). Share...
