As enterprises increasingly adopt advanced Generative AI (GenAI) for security and efficiency, Globe is making notable progress in integrating this technology to streamline operations, optimize network performance, and elevate customer service.

A GSMA outlook for 2025 showed that telco operators around the world are looking to AI in driving business objectives, including better customer experience and enhancing financial performance.

Globe’s commitment in AI reflects these findings, according to Anton Bonifacio, Globe’s Chief AI Officer: “The integration of generative AI is central to our efforts to improve both our operational processes and the services we provide. AI enables us to drive efficiency and sustainability, ensuring that we meet the evolving needs of our customers and the environment.”

The company leverages GenAI in its network to prevent service interruptions and improve uptime, while also applying it in backend operations to ensure more efficient energy use.

To further its AI initiatives, Globe has established a dedicated AI Group and appointed Bonifacio as Chief AI Officer, the first in the Philippines. This shift demonstrates Globe’s long-term commitment to AI across its operations, ensuring it stays at the forefront of technological innovation.

In customer service, Globe is looking to adopt AI models that understand Tagalog that will serve as conversational AI to better understand and respond to customer queries, reduce wait times, and increase satisfaction.

GCash, Globe’s financial services arm, benefits from AI through automated credit scoring, enabling faster, more accurate loan approvals for millions of customers.

Globe also views AI as a powerful tool to make employees happier by streamlining tasks, improving work-life balance, and freeing up time for more impactful work. This, in turn, drives better customer experiences and, ultimately, increases shareholder value.

Employees are also empowered to build their own bots to address their own work needs and enhance workflow and productivity.

For Globe, responsible AI is a critical component in driving sustainable digital transformation.  It has adopted the GSMA’s industry-first Responsible AI (RAI) Maturity Roadmap to ensure its AI delivers business value while contributing to sustainable development.

For more information on Globe’s AI initiatives, visit https://www.globe.com.ph/.

By Liezelle Soriano

MANILA — President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has called upon the employees of the Office of the President to prioritize efficiency in their service to the public.

“We are reminded of the fact that the Office of the President is a 127-year-old institution. It is important to remember this because we have to, once in a while, take a step back, take a breath, and recognize the importance of the work that we do,” Marcos said during the flag-raising ceremony in Malacañang.

“We have been entrusted with a great responsibility by our people, and it is incumbent upon us to fulfill it. We must strive to make our people proud of us,” he added.

Marcos made these remarks during the celebration of the anniversary of the OP.

According to Marcos, the work of the OP significantly contributes to the strength of the country’s leadership.

“Sometimes, due to the volume of work, we may overlook the significance of each task as merely another item on our to-do list. However, the reality is that every project, every decision, and every policy implementation impacts the entire Philippines,” Marcos emphasized.

“That’s why we must excel in our duties. We must always strive to remember our love for the Philippines and our fellow Filipinos,” the President stressed.

The Office of the President was established on March 22, 1897, through Administrative Order No. 322, s. 1997, adopting the stance of the National Historical Institute Board.

(el Amigo/MNM)