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Tuesday, September 1st 2026
Emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and cloud computing are rapidly reshaping the business landscape. For Filipino micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), the key to adopting these tools isn't just availability—it is trust.
At the recent ASEAN Tech Summit Manila 2026, leading fiber broadband and technology provider Converge ICT Solutions Inc. emphasized that helping local entrepreneurs digitize requires bridging the gap between complex tech and everyday business operations, especially for micro-, small-, and medium-enterprises (MSMEs).
Speaking at the session “Powering SMEs and the Economy Behind the Digital Economy,” Converge SVP and SME Group Head Dindo Marzan highlighted the company’s commitment to inclusive growth alongside industry and government leaders, including Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Undersecretary Jean Pacheco, Binance Philippines General Manager Jen Bilango, and Blockshoals Technologies Inc. Head of Legal Atty. Tonet Quiogue.
“The battle cry of our founders—Dennis and Grace Uy—has always been to leave no one behind in this digital age,” said Marzan. “For MSMEs to see the value of emerging technologies, there has to be dedicated guidance. A sari-sari store owner needs to see the practical, day-to-day benefit of a tool and trust it enough to use it.”
To build this trust, Converge advocates for accessible technology paired with direct support:
By combining reliable broadband with practical, low-cost digital tools, Converge continues to empower small businesses through its tailored connectivity offerings, including FlexiBiz, BizEdge, and Micro BizMax.
VP and Head of Corporate Communications and PR