NRI Outlook Report 2025 – In the Philippine Context

As we step into 2025, the future of the Philippine economy looks promising. Check out the NRI 2025 Outlook Report for expert insights on macroeconomic trends, ESG in the Philippines, the electric vehicle industry, and labor market dynamics. Join us in exploring the opportunities and challenges that will shape the (more…)

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Gearing Up for AI and Hyper-Personalized Learning & Development

πŸ” Revolutionizing Learning & Development AI and hyper-personalization are transforming how we approach L&D, offering tailored learning experiences that align with individual goals and organizational needs. This article explores: βœ” How AI drives adaptive, data-driven learning βœ” The organizational benefits of hyper-personalized L&D βœ” Practical steps for implementation (more…)

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Philippine Logistic Landscape

Despite challenges and economic headwinds, the Philippine logistics remains robust and continues to deliver. In this article, the team provides an overview of the country’s logistics landscape and explores the prospects and challenges that lie ahead of the industry.   (more…)

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4-wheeler xEV market in the Philippines

In the Philippine automobile market, Japanese brands have a strong presence with more than 80% share. However, like other major ASEAN countries, Chinese brands are expanding their presence with the shift to EV. In this report, we investigated the EV market and policy trends in the Philippines, and discussed the (more…)

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The ASEAN 5000 Survey : Part 3

The number of registered electric cars (EVs) in the Philippines has increased significantly, yet they remain a minority.Β In the final installment of our ASEAN 5000 Survey series, we look at how EV manufacturers may capitalize on Filipinos’ shifting perceptions of East Asian automobile brands. We investigated the characteristics of Filipino (more…)

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Part 2: Rising GDP per Capita and the Filipino Middle Class

It seems like the Philippine population, just like the Philippine economy, is stuck. The country has been stuck as a lower middle-income economy for the past 48 years. As a result, 80+% of Filipino households have been stuck below the middle-class threshold.   We expect this to change in the (more…)

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