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Converge ICT Solutions Inc., the country’s leading fiber broadband and technology solutions provider, has forged a strategic alliance with the American Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines (AmCham) Visayas Chapter to advance digital transformation across the Central Philippines, driving faster regional economic growth and stronger business resilience.
Converge Global Business — Converge’s corporate and large enterprise division — and AmCham Visayas recently co-presented the strategic forum “Digital Transformation in Action: Building a Smarter Future” at the Bai Hotel Cebu. The exclusive gathering brought together C-suite executives, local government officials, and industry leaders to discuss how robust digital infrastructure fuels innovation, modernizes operations, and future-proofs businesses in the region.
Empowering Local Enterprises
Shion Canen, Converge Global Business Assistant Vice President and Head of Enterprise Sales for Visayas and Mindanao, emphasized that reliable connectivity forms the foundation of regional progress.
“For Visayas and Mindanao to truly flourish, digital transformation must lead the way,” Canen said. “Converge Global Business is fully committed to equipping local businesses and government partners with enterprise-grade connectivity and tailored ICT solutions. Platforms like this AmCham Visayas General Membership meeting show exactly what we can accomplish when we combine our expertise to build a smarter region.”
“To move digital transformation from vision to reality, industry leaders and technology partners must work closely together,” added Brian Connelly, President of AmCham Visayas. “Co-hosting this event with Converge Global Business gave our members direct access to key insights on how reliable technology drives both business growth and better public service. Together, we are creating meaningful opportunities to build a more resilient, digitally advanced future for the Visayas.”
Data-Led Governance
Jaive Joseph B. Roble, Department Head of the Danao City Information and Communication Technology Office (CICTO), shared his city’s modernization journey as a practical model for local government units (LGUs). He highlighted how technology-enabled governance dramatically improves public service delivery and connects communities more effectively.
“Digital transformation is already here. We can no longer rely on guesswork — data is the new gold. We must connect systems, analyze information, and become truly data-driven to create solutions that make a real difference for our people,” Roble stressed.
Forum participants also discussed emerging business trends, network reliability standards, and practical steps for adopting advanced digital tools.
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