#SES and ComClark partnership

SES and ComClark Network and Technology Corporation unveiled plans of providing  Philippine educators with high-speed satellite-based internet across 2,000 remote schools in the hopes to improve the quality of teaching and learning across the country. Through the partnership, SES ComClark will gain Ku-band capacity from the SES-9 satellite forf voice, video, and data applications in order to connect, and simultaneously datacast educational materials and curriculum to participating public schools nationwide. SES’s satellite communications services are enabling us to connect schools in even the most remote towns and villages and provide quality learning opportunities to the school children anywhere in the country. We are pleased to work with ComClark and to have played a role in ensuring quality education in the Philippines,” said Harsh Verma, Vice President Asia, Networks Sales at SES. The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) reported a significant decline in courier-related complaints, with cases dropping by nearly 88% following the rollout of its Oplan Bantay Padala initiative. Customers can expect faster complaint resolution and better protection in digital transactions, while riders and operators gain from reduced bureaucracy through streamlined processes and secure digital credentials. ASUS says it has a 1.49cm-thin aluminum chassis, weighs 1.85kg, and uses Slash Lighting on the lid. Read more in our articles including "SES, ComClark to offer Educational Content via Satellite" and "Courier Complaints Drop 88% Under Oplan Bantay Padala".