2004 Press Release
Manila, PHILIPPINES, 6 May 2004 – Application service provider CrimsonLogic Phils. Inc. signed a memorandum of understanding with data and communications carrier BayanTel that defines their joint venture in the re-design and networking for an interactive e-learning module aimed at supporting the Government's nationwide anti-drug campaign. There are 1.8 million regular drug users and another 1.6 million occasional drug users in the country.
Signing the MOU are (seated, from left) Junie Pama - BayanTel vice president for Corporate and Business Markets, Teodoro Katindig - Department of Education assistant secretary, and CrimsonLogic Phils. general manager Leo Querubin. Witnessing the signing are Trina Dagohoy (BayanTel head - Business Development and Special Projects, Corporate and Business Markets) and Dr. Ben Teehankee (Philippine eLearning Society president).
Developed by CrimsonLogic (formerly Singapore Network Services), the award-winning e-learning portal called David's Diary, will be customized for efficient local usability and interactivity through the Web, and to fit into the local ICT infrastructure. The localized version is expected to be ready in the next three months. Leo Querubin hopes the localized version of David's Diary will send out a strong anti-drug message to Filipino students, particularly those in secondary schools.
CrimsonLogic is a leading global provider of solutions targeted at critical verticals like healthcare, trade & logistics, government, legal and interactive learning. Headquartered in Singapore, CrimsonLogic opened its Philippine office last November. CrimsonLogic has offices Australia, Canada, India, Malaysia, Mexico, People's Republic of China, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Panama and Singapore.