FINANCIAL technology solutions provider MyEG Philippines tapped Multisys Technologies Corp. as its preferred Philippine technology partner to serve companies and government agencies with software system solutions.
“We look forward to this synergistic collaboration with Multisys as we continue to expand our reach in the Philippines. This will enable us to offer a wider and more enhanced platform for essential services accessible anywhere at any time,” MyEG Philippines President Ronald Aquino said in a statement.
The deal will allow a “seamless experience to customers using financial technology platforms that are activated in Multisys eBusiness and eGovernment platforms.”
“Multisys is set elevate the country’s various industries through our software solutions, which will drive the growth of the Philippine economy. Having the privilege to enrich the everyday lives of the Filipinos is certainly fulfilling for us. Our partnership with MyEG further strengthens our shared goal to make IT in the Philippines more functional and expansive,” Multisys President and Chief Executive Officer David Almirol, Jr. said.
The two companies are also discussing ways to bring their partnership abroad.
Multisys, which is backed by telecommunications giant PLDT, Inc., is working with local government units on Smart City and Smart Government projects.
Hastings Holdings, Inc., a unit of PLDT Beneficial Trust Fund subsidiary MediaQuest Holdings, Inc., has a majority stake in BusinessWorld through the Philippine Star Group, which it controls.
