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Data-driven decisions and the boom of artificial intelligence
Data, not money, is king. Companies ranging from those in fast moving consumer goods to media are guided by data-driven decision-making, and more often than not, the greatest analysts and data collectors come in the form of artificial intelligence (AI). Twenty five percent of Fortune 500 companies are expected to bring more AI into their ranks to boost productivity and operational insights, saving costs and increasing production. Some might say that AI will just take over the jobs of hardworking citizens, but this is where the second item on our list comes in.
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Climate conscious production
2019 was the year for the planet. Climate strikes shook society as the younger generation took the lead in demanding for environmental protection and government reforms. Unofficial earth spokesperson Greta Thunberg opened many eyes on the damage done by big corporations to the planet, and people listened. Eighty percent of Philippine CEOs plan to adopt sustainable practices in the next few years as sustainability becomes accepted as part of every company’s DNA.
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The death of the influencer
When Instagram decided it was time to remove the number of likes on every Instagram post, it was the beginning of the end for the Instagram influencer. Without numbers to testify their reach for potential advertisers, influencers will need to rely on something more than clickbait Instagram posts—they’ll have to focus on quality instead of quantity. Valuable, meaningful content will override the business plan to shift from “influencer” to “content creator.”
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The rise of remote work
The innovation of co-working spaces has taught us enough to know that you don’t need an office to get work done. Whether you’re working from home or from a café, remote work is the practical alternative to effectively run your business. In a city like Metro Manila where terrible traffic causes the economy to lose millions per day, remote work is the bandwagon companies need to jump on if they want to attract the best and brightest.
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DECEMBER 5-8 “SINADYA FESTIVAL”
Sinadya sa Halaran Festival is a celebration the founding of Roxas City is held during the first week of December. The festival is also a commemoration of the feast of the city's patroness, the Virgin of the Immaculate Concepcion.
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NOVEMBER 3RD WEEK “P’YAGSAWITAN FESTIVAL”
The Mansaka tribe performs its ethnic dances and thanksgiving rituals for good harvest. The festival coincides with the town’s foundation day.
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OCTOBER 17 “KASANGGAYAHAN FESTIVAL”
The word Kasanggayahan is one of the local words that could mean anything, from kagandahan to kasiyahan, the word only conveys one thing; a positive and optimistic celebration of life in peaceful Sorsogon. It is celebrated every year to mark the separation of Sorsogon from Albay more than a hundred years ago.
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SEPTEMBER 28-29 “HINA-AY FESTIVAL”
This festival is a commemoration of the feast day of the towns Patron Saint, St. Michael the Archangel, and at the same time a rediscovery of the towns cultural heritage. The festival traces the struggles of the people of Irosin at various stages of its history and aims to renew the enthusiasm and faith among people for sustained involvement in community building. Various activities include: Mardi Gras, which depicts the victory of the Archangels over the Black Angel, cultural show, agro-trade fair, beauty pageant, food festival, among others.
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AUGUST 5 “MARANG FESTIVAL”
The tree is local to Borneo and the Philippines. It is also developed in other Asian nations like Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei and Thailand for its natural product. Logical name Artocarpus odoratissimus, "marang" is particularly identified with breadfruit and jackfruit trees. The natural product has a solid sweet fragrance. You'll discover cluster of little seeds canvassed in white mash when you open the natural product. The mash is palatable with a succulent velvety surface and tastes genuinely sweet. It is wealthy in vitamins and minerals, for example, vitamin A, vitamin C, thiamine, riboflavin, calcium, press, beta-carotene, niacin, sugars and protein. The "marang season" in the Philippines is amongst August and September. Obviously, the Filipino, being the happy individuals we are, praise this season in ious and brilliant ways.
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JULY 24 “SINULOG DE TANJAY FESTIVAL”
The celebration of the residents of Tanjay, Negros Oriental of this 10-day fiesta features the origin of the old sinulog culture. A parade is held showcasing the clothes locals wear, while the horsefighting presentation re-enacts the battle between the Spaniards and the Muslims.
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JUNE 23 “Ormoc City’s Pina Festival Street Dance and Ritual Showdown”
A Colorful and lively street dancing festival that pays homage to the city’s Patron Saints and the Queen Pineapple – deemed one of the sweetest in the world and a symbol for Ormoc. Competing school contingents with hundreds of participants will be judged int he streets packed with their student peers cheering them on. Major cash prizes are awarded to winners as well as the chosen festival queen.
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May 11-22
Manggahan Festival
Have a taste of Guimaras in their upcoming Manggahan Festival on May 11-22, in celebration of the bountiful harvest of Mango in the province. A grand line- up of event awaits local and foreign tourists! From pre- Manggahan events such as Mango Man Triathlon, Basketball, Arnis tournament, Bike Fest, Mango Eating Contest, Cultural Competition, Street dancing, and more for the week- long celebration on May.
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APRIL (HOLY WEEK)
Moriones Festival in Marinduque
Moriones Festival is an annual event held in Marinduque during the Holy Week to celebrate its religion and culture. The word “Moriones” came from the word “mask” which is worn by the people who re-enact the life of St. Longinus, the half-blind centurion whose eyesight came back when he drove a spear on the side of Jesus’ body. Locals think of joining the festival as their “panata” or devotion, a way to show sacrifice and thanksgiving to God.
The festival runs for a week, and is defined by pompous and colourful celebrations where people go around from house to house, looking for the man who is acting to be the Roman Soldier, St. Longinus.
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MARCH 12
Holi Festival
Now on its 5th year, Holi Festival — the biggest colorful event from India is coming back to Manila on March 12, 2017, from 3:30 pm- 7:30 p.m at SM by the bay in Pasay. This festival signifies the victory of good over evil, the arrival of spring, end of winter, and a festive day to meet others, play and laugh. So expect a burst of colored powders thrown in the air for a festival like no other!
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FEBRUARY 9-12
Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta
This event features a variety of sports aviation activities to give spectators all-out fun & entertainment at Clark, Pampanga. It includes Aerobatic Exhibitions, Balloon Bursting, Formation Flying, Gliding and Microlight & Ultralight Flying. You can also enjoy a big selection of food, refreshments, all kinds of merchandise, local goods, balloon fiesta souvenirs, and a lot more!
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JANUARY 4TH SUNDAY “DINAGYANG FESTIVAL”
Dinagyang is a Hiligaynon word extrapolated from dagyang meaning “merrymaking” It celebrates the feast of the Infant Jesus and the pact between the Datus and the locals.
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DECEMBER 1
Davao City Torotot Festival
The Davao City Torotot Festival is a festival celebrated in Davao City every New Year’s Evewhich involves the blowing party horns, or what are more commonly known to Filipinos as torotots. It was first held during the city’s 2014 New Year’s eve celebration at the Freedom Park along Roxas Avenue from 1 pm on December 31, 2013 to 1 am on January 1, 2014. The first celebration of the annual festival was also an attempt of the city to break Japan’s world record for the most people simultaneously blowing party horns
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