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Globe myBusiness empowers SMEs with new postpaid plans, solutions

Globe Telecom, through its small and medium enterprise (SME) arm Globe myBusiness, is empowering Filipino SMEs to embrace the digital shift with its latest portfolio of postpaid plans and innovative business solutions, giving them the competitive advantage to improve efficiency and productivity, reduce cost, and further grow their business.

Giving SMEs the capability to customize their postpaid plan to fit their budget and needs, Globe myBusiness recently launched the new myBusiness Unli Plus Postpaid Plan, a new mobile postpaid plan that gives them more value for their business with built-in unlimited calls and texts to Globe/TM numbers, allowing them to focus on choosing the right business solutions that they need with their plan.

The myBusiness Unli Plus Postpaid Plan also comes with a choice of freebie such as mobile data services or discounts to business solutions. SMEs can add more surf packs, call and text packs, or business app packs to get more premium gadgets, as well as boost their plans with business solutions to help digitize their business.

Globe myBusiness Vice President Barbie Dapul (center) is joined by Henrik Sharp, Director for R&D, Tramigo Ltd. (leftmost); and Mikko Huumonen, Product Consultant, Tramigo Ltd. (rightmost). Globe myBusiness has partnered with Finland-based company Tramigo to develop one of its latest business solutions for its SME clientele, the Globe myBusiness Tracker.

“We understand that connectivity is very important for SMEs. The new myBusiness Unli Plus Postpaid Plan gives our customers the best value in terms of their connectivity requirements as a fully-customizable plan which they can build based on what they need and what they can spend. It offers convenience because it already gives customers access to unlimited calls and texts, allowing them to boost their plan with digital solutions which can further grow their business,”” says Barbie Dapul, Vice President at Globe myBusiness.

With the myBusiness Unli Plus Postpaid Plan which starts with a base plan of P599, SMEs can stay in touch with their employees and clients without worries, save more with freebies such as P100 discount from any Globe myBusiness solutions, 200 MB of mobile internet or Duo Landline, get access to a fully-customizable postpaid plan with packs and boosters that best fit business needs and budgets, as well as access to a portfolio of business solutions to help increase sales and improve operations.

One of the featured solutions is the myBusiness Tracker , a do-it-yourself portable GPS tracking solution that enables users to monitor the real-time location of their vehicles and assets. Perfect for SMEs in the Retail, Hotel, Restaurant and Café, and Logistics industries, the Globe myBusiness tracker can help SMEs improve delivery planning, real-time monitoring, improve driving habits and save and avoid unnecessary costs. It boasts of features such as live tracking, trip summaries, snail trail, SMS commands, status info, vehicle statistics, historical data of up to 2 years, geo-fencing, notification for alerts and warnings, and Excel export. The Globe myBusiness Tracker is available for only P699 a month for a 24-month lock-up period.

“Our portfolio of business solutions is definitely what separates our offerings from the rest. The digital revolution is definitely happening and with our business solutions leveraging on the latest ICT capabilities, SMEs are assured that they are one step ahead in terms of giving value to their customers,” adds Dapul. “The Globe myBusiness Tracker is a fresh addition to our growing number of digital solutions that further boost the businesses of our customers, allowing business owners to conveniently monitor their assets and staff on their mobile devices.”

To know more about the myBusiness Unli Postpaid Plan or myBusiness Tracker, visit https://mybusiness.globe.com.ph/mobile/mybusiness-postpaid or https://mybusiness.globe.com.ph/mybusiness-tracker .

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GLOBE myBUSINESS OFFERS EXCLUSIVE PERKS TO REGISTERED BUSINESS OWNERS

REGISTERING your business and renewing government registrations at the Business Process Licensing Office is a necessary part of running and keeping up your enterprise. It establishes your legitimacy and makes you more credible not just to the government, but also to partners, investors, clients, and customers.

To aid the ever-increasing number of micro, small and medium enterprises in the country, the registration process has been streamlined as of 2018 and onwards through the Ease of Doing Business Act. This rule encourages all LGUs to provide one-stop-processing centers for new business registrations and renewals.

To further support the MSMEs, Globe myBusiness offers exclusive perks and deals that will help entrepreneurs build their businesses better and aid them in their day-to-day operations:

• Broadband Offer

Make your business run smoothly without worry! With Globe myBusiness Unli Internet Plan 1899, your business can enjoy unli data up with speed up to 30 mbps, FREE KonsultaMD license for 12 months, waived installation fee, and your choice of one (1) freebie like MS 365 license or Google Workspace license for one (1) year.

• Mobile Offer

Stop worrying about overspending on calls and data usage when you need to coordinate with employees, suppliers or even customers. ThePLAN plus 1499 provides you with unli calls to all networks, both mobile and landline, unlitext to all networks, a sizable data pack of up to 32 GB, and a FREE KonsultaMD license for 12 months.

Finally, if you present your 2021 Business Permit when you apply for Globe myBusiness Broadband and Mobile plans, you can get FREE GCash credit, whether you’ve registered for the first time or renewed for the nth time.

• P500 GCash credit for Plans 999 to 1498
• P1,000 GCash credit for Plans 1499 and up

Globe myBusiness offers connectivity, tools and digital solutions that run on its future-proofed and best-in-class network. To know more about these exclusive offers for registered business owners, visit https://www.globe.com.ph/business/sme/bplo-offers.html

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Future-proof your business with Globe myBusiness: Reinvented and reimagined so you’re ready for anything

Even with the world slowly recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is clear that the extended period of lockdown has caused a profound impact on consumer behavior. This palpable shift in consumer behavior has an implication on industries in consumer packaged goods, retail, and more. With customers preferring to go digital, businesses must be prepared and quick to adapt as well. At a time when your business must be ready for anything, Globe myBusiness helps make sure that your business delivers.

Globe myBusiness solutions allow businesses to reach more customers through different relevant channels and at the same time help the business achieve operational efficiency and streamline back-end operations to become more agile and deliver more value to its customers. In line with this, Globe myBusiness offers exclusive bundles to new and existing customers on any mobile or broadband plan. Products included in the bundle are digital solutions such as Amber — an SMS-based broadcast, GCash for Business, KonsultaMD, Rush Royalty, Google Workspace, Cloud Payroll and HR Information System (HRIS), and Vehicle Tracker.

So how exactly do these basic to complex digital solutions from Globe help businesses adapt to the digital age?

• By digitizing traditional business processes for improved efficiency. One such solution is Google Workspace. It minimizes the need for physical documents and helps improve productivity, communication, and collaboration between employees through the in-meeting application Google Meet.
• By streamlining internal processes with the help of GCash and Amber. GCash is used for contactless disbursement of allowances and salary to employees, whereas Amber is used for reminders and announcements to the workforce, and is also utilized by retail business owners as a means of reaching out to customers for updates and promotions.
• By hastening business processes and providing up-to-date monitoring. For businesses handling deliveries or those in the logistics industry, Globe’s vehicle tracker is quite useful. With customers constantly following up on deliveries and the status of their orders, the vehicle tracker can provide continuous monitoring of the fleet and deliveries of the business.

Other than solutions, Globe myBusiness also offers Rush Royalty which is Globe’s loyalty platform where customers can earn and avail points, rewards, and stamps from merchants. The Globe bundle also offers KonsultaMD, which is a 24/7 health hotline service that ensures your business’ staff get access to medical assessment and information by licensed and skilled Filipino doctors over the phone.

Customers who are applying for new lines or those with an existing mobile or internet plan who avail any of the digital solutions (Amber, GCash for Business, KonsultaMD, Rush Royalty, Google Workspace, Cloud Payroll and HRIS, and Vehicle Tracker), are eligible for a cashback promo via GCash.

In Globe myBusiness, we believe that consumer behavior will continue to evolve. As such, businesses that are already adopting digital strategies are sure to be ready for anything. With the help of Globe myBusiness, your business can adapt and shift gears to stay competitive in a fast-paced, digital age.

Ready your business for anything

Reinvent your business with Digital Solutions that will make it better and stronger from Globe myBusiness. Learn more here https://glbe.co/mybizreadyforanything .

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Farewell, Park City? Sundance Film Festival may be coming to your town.

The Sundance Institute announced Wednesday that it has begun exploring potential new host cities for the annual Sundance Film Festival beginning in 2027, signaling a breakaway from its longtime home of Park City, Utah.

The 2025 and 2026 festivals will remain in Park City, which has played host since the yearly event started in 1981. The current contract with Park City expires in 2027, which has led the institute to reconsider where it plans to host the festival.

“We are in a unique moment for our Festival and our global film community, and with the contract up for renewal, this exploration allows us to responsibly consider how we best continue sustainably serving our community while maintaining the essence of the Festival experience,” Eugene Hernandez, director of the Sundance Film Festival and public programming, said in a news release.

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Sundance is one of the most notable events for the state of Utah, which typically is not a destination for Hollywood’s rich and famous unless they’re hitting the slopes. Residents of Park City, as well as film enthusiasts from out of town, try to catch a glimpse of celebrities or see films with Oscars buzz before they are released widely.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Park City Mayor Nann Worel said in statements Wednesday that they plan to work with local leaders to keep the festival in the Beehive State. “We appreciate our partnership with Sundance, and we want the Festival to remain here for another 40 years,” Worel said.

It’s unclear what Sundance hopes to see in a potential new host city, if it moves from Park City. Sundance, which saw more than 17,000 entries from 153 countries for its 2024 festival, declined to comment on why it’s considering a move or whether potential new hosts have already applied.

But the institute outlined its selection process, which includes multiple stages before selection. From April 17 to May 1, a special committee within Sundance will gather and share information with interested host cities. Submissions and proposals to host will begin in May and close on June 21, with the final selections announced in late 2024 or early 2025, according to the institute. The committee, which includes Robert Redford’s daughter Amy Redford, will make the final decision on a potential new host city.

“To be clear, this does not mean that we are moving or have made a decision to move,” a Sundance spokesperson said. “This includes Utah, given the Festival’s long-standing relationship, and we absolutely encourage them to be a part of this process with us.”

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'Things have started to improve': Moscow residents share thoughts on the city's changes

From cycling infrastructure to public spaces, how do Moscow’s residents feel about the city’s urban renewal projects? Here they share their stories

The ‘Moscow experiment’ has seen the city undergo renewal efforts over the last five years to improve liveability. But what do Moscow’s residents really think about the changes? We asked you to share your stories of life in the Russian capital, and reflect on whether Moscow is changing for better or worse.

The city centre may be seeing improvements in infrastructure and public space, but what about the suburbs? How involved have local citizens been in the changes? And what does the future hold for Moscow? We’ve rounded up a selection of your GuardianWitness contributions , comments and emails, which reveal the everyday experiences of Moscow’s transformations:

About pedestrians and automobilists

Moscow has undergone massive change in the last five years, but the most obvious developments concern parks, streets, and general navigation in the capital. Most of the developments are surely positive: the city has seemed to get more air. There have appeared more walking paths, pedestrian zones have been expanded, some streets have been closed for traffic altogether, parks are being renovated, and new bicycle lanes are being offered now to city residents and its guests. However, there are negative changes as well, which have largely affected car owners: extension of the paid parking areas, and the increase of the average price, the need to navigate a bypass route in order to drive round pedestrian zones. But this coin has another side too: fewer cars in the centre means less exhaust fumes and cleaner air. Muscovites look forward to the old parks being renovated, and the new ones being opened. New plans make excited everyone: new metro stations, new roads, new bicycle lanes and pedestrian footpaths.

It's changing for better

Moscow is definitely changing for better now. As I see it, the authorities are trying to make a city a better place to live in, especially in remote residential neighborhoods, which is very good. Many parks were renovated, cycle lanes appeared. Moscow has become a nice place for long walks and cycling. The city has a lot to offer now including museums, and different events like exhibitons, summer outside activities and others. It's a pity that it takes so long but taking into account the size of the city and its population I can say the situation has changed even if compared to what it was like 4-6 years ago.

I grew up in Moscow and lived here until two years ago. My general impression is that the people making the decisions are trying to copy some European practices like bike rental, parks, etc, but the general success is limited. The streets still belong to drivers, not to pedestrians, to an unbelievable extent. Another thing is that street retail was banned in an attempt to improve the city. It works for the city centre, where retailers really spoiled the overall impression of the scene, but 80% of Moscow is not a city centre. And there, this removal makes your life more difficult. The positive trend is all these multiple festivals, exhibitions, etc, but the best of all these events were initiated by citizens, so I would say that it is due to improving integration of Muscovites into the global world. Overall, I should admit that I love my homeland, but there is still a far way to go to make the city as comfortable as it could be, and the incentives of the people in charge in many cases do not have a lot to do with the wellbeing of Muscovites. - Ekaterina Ivanova

In the city

Gorky central park of culture and leisure

Better, definitely.

I was born in Moscow, emigrated to the UK ten years ago, and have been coming back at least once a year ever since. Although it's hard to tell from only a short visit, I can definitely see improvement in the capital: public transport operates better, local government services are better organised, the streets are cleaner... in my old neighbourhood (a very working-class, high-immigrant community), there are more 'high-street' shops appearing, less potholes on the roads, new playgrounds, new trees being planted and even the occasional fountain being built. These things may seem little and shallow, but I can certainly see improvement in this sense, at least.

It’s better on the surface, but still has inclusion and institutional issues. What do I mean? I mean that no one really asked us, Moscow residents, about the changes being made in the city (although we really welcome a big part of them). And lack of inclusion and mutual trust between the residents is in the end the main problem of Moscow as a city and a community (in my opinion). You can build as much fancy stuff as the money allows you to but if the Muscovites do not trust each other and don’t consider this city to truly belong to them, it will never become a real city and will continue to exist as “a big village” with fancy parks, craft beer and bicycle service. - Sergey Kurakov

When you smiling

Moscow is beautiful with the history, but it's even more beautiful when history meets modern cultural programmes. This installation is a part of one of them. Such things can be seen in the city when we have holidays

The transformation of Gorky park was nice but it is now overly popular which means it is not so pleasant to go to. The boulevard ring has in the main been transformed and makes for a pleasant walk. The banks of the Moskva have been transformed and the walk from Red October down to Gorky park is now interesting, however I always feel that Moscow does not make as much as it's river as other cities (Paris or London for example) do. The area around modern tretyakov could be transformed into an area more like the south bank.

However the biggest killer of Moscow life are simply the size of the roads. They are everywhere and take priority over pedestrians. To really improve Moscow life would be deal with the massive structural change required for dealing with traffic. And that, unfortunately, costs more than plants.

I was born in Moscow and truly love it. And this city inspired me to take an urban planning course: I honestly just couldn’t figure out how one of the wealthiest cities in the whole world could experience such a plethora of problems ranging from car invasion to banal low visual and urban design culture. Many things have changed for the better. A lot of new creative things emerged, such as anti-cafes, high-quality bars and famous Moscow art-clusters. These all influence the city and make it somewhat more democratic. On top of that, there are more direct influences on its physical fabric due to new urban design studios like StrelkaKB, Wowhaus and many others. However, the overall system is still underdeveloped. Moscow is not really clean, it is over-reliant on cars and it seems not much action is taken to improve that; it’s incredibly unfriendly to wheelchairs and people of similar mobility. We still get enormous unnecessary shopping malls planted close to the centre. Moscow is a wonderful city and sure enough it is gradually developing, however, only in a discrete, tactical way, largely and mostly driven by private interests. The public sector, in turn, seems to provide no clear strategic policy to turn Moscow in a healthy modern democratic city with all its problems tackled in one way or another. - dmitryBooM

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