Identify mutually reinforcing linkages and partnerships among government, academe and industry representatives that will ensure global competitiveness and enhance human capital development;
Motivate conference delegates and representatives to enter into project partnerships, memoranda of understanding (MOUs) and other similar initiatives that will support capacity-building efforts across professional disciplines for a Smart City Network;
Promote and prioritize conversations on the roles and responsibilities of different stakeholders to guarantee implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of projects that improve global competitiveness and enhance human capital development;
Adopt international standards and certifications that would enhance global competitiveness and human capital development;
Create new opportunities for technological and digital solutions to enhance quality and accessibility of services to improve capacity-building efforts among government, academe and industry linkages and partnerships;
Talk about and deliberate talent roadmaps to ensure that graduates and the existing workforce are adequately prepared for the Jobs of 2030, including the ITBPM Roadmap, CHED Global Competitiveness Roadmap, and the proposed National Education Roadmap Bill.
DAY 1 | February 6, 2020 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM: Registration 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM: Meet the GAIN Board: Pre-Townhall Workshop Consultation on Creating Effective Government-Academe-Industry Partnership to Solve Local Situation
Keynote Speech: Educational Roadmap “Providing for an Educational Roadmap Towards Global Competitiveness and Human Capital Development" Speaker: Cong. Mark O. Go Download Transcript of Keynote Speech Here
Session 1: The Future of Work: Working in SMART Cities We are living through a fundamental transformation in the way we work. Automation and 'thinking machines' are replacing human tasks, changing the skills that organizations are looking for in their people. But what will the future look like? As cities look to transform the way they operate by technologically transforming themselves– how will that impact the current and future workforce? Speaker: Mr. Ralph Regalado, Founder and CEO – Senti AI, Google Development Expert See Presentation Link Here
Session 2: PISA Results: Philippines at the Bottom of the Barrel The impact and role of Basic and Higher education with the Philippines latest PISA results. Audience questions will be collected and forwarded to the Educational Testing Service, PISA test developer. Speaker:Dr. Marjorie G. Tangog - Vice President for Academics and Research, Southville International School and College Download Presentation Here
Session 3: SMART Cities: Today and Future Directions for the Workforce What defines a SMART City? Key themes include Mobility, Government and Finance, Urban Environment, Digital Transformation and Inclusive cities. Find out how these themes affect the workforce, including a shift in how we will operate with the gig economy, collaborative consumption, peer-to-peer work, business model innovation and new regulations. Speaker:Dr. Christopher P. Monterola, Aboitiz - Chair in Data Science, Aboitiz School of Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship Email [email protected] to request for a copy of presentation
Session 4: Panel Discussion: Preparing Graduates for the Jobs for the SMART City Revolution through National Collaboration National Organizations have created talent roadmaps to ensure that the graduates and existing workforce are adequately prepared for the future including the IT-BPM Roadmap, CHED Global Competitiveness Roadmap, and National Education Roadmap Bill proposal. Moderator: Mr. Gerardo Plana - President, People Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) Panel Speakers: Mr. Joey Gurango - Founder, CoderGuild.Net Ms. Dominique Rubia-Tutay - OIC – Assistant Secretary, Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Mr. Rey Untal - President and CEO, IT & Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP)
Session 5: What makes a SMART School? SMART schools use advanced technology and equipment, data analytics, automated systems and rich multimedia experiences to enhance the learning experience. The school teaching experience must move past the brick and mortar setup to ensure students receive an education that prepares them with the skills needed for the 21st century. Speaker: Mr. Rex Wallen L. Tan, General Manager, Hopkins International Partners, Inc. Email [email protected] to request for a copy of presentation
Session 6: Preparing Graduate for the Jobs of 2030 through National Collaboration Speaker: Anna Liza Chan - Senior Education Program Specialist, Bureau of Curriculum and Development Curriculum Standards Development Division, Department of Education Download Presentation Here
Session 7: Toward Understanding the Dynamics of Industry-Academe Partnership: A Case Studies of Selected Colleges in Metro Manila The Study is an inquiry on the drivers, practices and role of leaders and managers in Industry-academe partnerships of four (4) Colleges in Metro Manila. Qualitative multiple case study was used as research methodology. Data collection was undertaken from various sources including archival data from documentation of practice, focused group discussions, interviews with leaders and managers, and observations of some incidents and practices in the 4 Colleges. Speaker: Dr. Ma. Teresita Medado - President, Asia Pacific College Download Presentation Here
Session 8: Connecting Global Brands with Cities to Upskill the Youth Speaker: Ms. Grace David - Chief Partnerships Officer, Edukasyon.ph Download Presentation Here
Session 9: Developing SMART e-Gov Services Parañaque, an award winning city will discuss its achievements in data-driven Governance and eGOV systems for global competitiveness. Speaker: Atty. Joseph Nelson Loyola - Chief, Legal Division, Parañaque City, Business Permits and Licensing Office Download Presentation Here
Session 10: Panel Discussion: SMART Cities - Improving Local Situations through Effective Government-Academe-Industry Collaboration How can local problems be transformed into multi-sector collaborations that foster growth, problem solving, innovation needed for the jobs in 2030 while simultaneously improving the local surroundings? Moderator: Ms. Maria Cristina Aquino - Executive Director for Linkages and Standards, Lyceum of the Philippines University - Manila Panel Speakers: Ms. Rosalina S. Constantino - Assistant Executive Director, Planning Office, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) Ms. Grace David - Chief Partnerships Officer, Edukasyon.ph Ms. Diane Eustaquio, Executive Director, IdeaSpace Foundation, Inc. Atty. Joseph Nelson Loyola - Chief, Legal Division, Parañaque City, Business Permits and Licensing Office
Success Case Study 1 : digtaljobsPH - Capacitating Filipinos in the Countryside Ms. Maria Teresa M. Camba, Regional Director, DICT Mindanao Cluster 1 Download Presentation Here
Success Case Study 2: 10,000 Teachers English Online From Home Ms. Jennifer Que, PH Country Head, 51Talk
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