Farmout urgently needs 10 C++ Web Developers. If you are interested, you may email team@bnshosting.net for your resume. Or call (075)523-3538 for more information.

For the minimum requirements:

1. Male or female, age 18-40
2. IT background (programmer, developer in C++)
3. Willing to undergo drug check and background check
4. Willing to work any shifts in Dagupan

You may also visit Farmout Training Center located at 2F Eastgate Plaza, A.B Fernandez East, Dagupan City.

The main goal of the project is to transform the client’s existing website to a professional, interactive and dynamic website which is rich in content, creates high visual impact, and is user-centric.

Objectives

• To establish a visually appealing and easy to navigate website.
• To serve as an efficient means of disseminating information to the general public.
  

The  winning  bidder  shall  be  required  to create and present at least three (3) design concepts and at most 6 for the website. Each design concept should   include   an   “Introductory   Page   and   Home   Page”   along   with corresponding “Secondary Page” designs. The Management Team shall decide on and sign-off the winning design.

For more information, you can email team[at]bnshosting.net.

This article from US CERT on DNS vulnerability (http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/800113) may shed some light. Some excerpts are reproduced below:

Caching DNS resolvers are primarily at risk–both those that are open (a DNS resolver is open if it provides recursive name resolution for clients outside of its administrative domain), and those that are not. These caching resolvers are the most common target for attackers; however, stub resolvers are also at risk.

An attacker with the ability to conduct a successful cache poisoning attack can cause a nameserver’s clients to contact the incorrect, and possibly malicious, hosts for particular services. Consequently, web traffic, email, and other important network data can be redirected to systems under the attacker’s control

We hope to make this an annual event that will provide an additional venue for learning among DigitalFilipino club members (http://www.e-commercephilippines.com).

The event will focus on best practices (what to do, what not to do, execution, measurement) and we would like to have a great roster of resource persons who can share their insight & lessons learned.

We requested speakers to deliver talks on a big-picture perspective (keynote-style) discussing findings and insight that they haven’t mostly shared before but still reflective of their respective experiences.

We are targeting 150 to 200 participants for this event. Main audience will be DigitalFilipino club members, DigitalFilipino Web Awards past and current entries/winners, DigitalFilipino Social Networking Awards winners, SMEs, enterprises, and entrepreneurs at large.

Conference Program

Attendees to this event can expect a highly-interactive session with e-commerce players and industry practitioners. Topics in the agenda includes (subject to change):

November 12 (Day 1):
7:30 to 9:00 Registration & morning snacks

9:00 to 9:30 Welcome & Big Picture theme introduction

State of Internet and Mobile Commerce Market Growth
Speaker: Donald Patrick Lim, President and CEO of Yehey! Corporation 9:30 to 10:00

Has Internet and Mobile Commerce taken off in the Philippines? What are the numbers? Are the Filipinos today really buying online? A look into the latest market study with cross analysis on the technographic and psychographic behavior of our new generation of digital sellers and buyers.

Building and Managing an E-Commerce, Internet Gaming, and Outsourcing Business during a Global Economic Crisis
Speaker: Enrique Gonzalez, CEO of IPVG Corp.
10:15 to 10:45

Creating a Niche and Identifying Your Online Target Market
Speaker: Stephanie Caragos, President and CEO of Syntactics Inc.
11:00 to 11:30

Creating an e-commerce website is not merely the act of having the site developed and launched. Careful study and analysis plays an important role in identifying the target market and knowing how to attract it. Insight on potential customers helps in strategic positioning of your products and services.

Lunch break

Search Engine Friendly Web Design: Making Site Visitors Click!
Speakers:
Jan Alvin Pabellon, Vice President for Business Development at IT Group, Inc.
Arnold Alvarez, General Manager, BF Homes Properties 1:00 to 1:30

Improve your rankings, increase your visits, and make more money by building a web site that is attractive to both automated search engines and real live people. Discover how “search engine friendly” web design can help you get more traffic from search engines. Speakers will share experience in making their sites search engine friendly, launching additional websites to improve rankings, get more visits, and consequently improved revenues and bottom line.

The End of Faceless Brands: How the Internet has Forced Brand Marketing to Personalize
Speaker: Brad Geiser, Co-Founder, GeiserMaclang Marketing Communications
1:45 to 2:15

One of the reasons why there are few companies in the Philippines who invest in e-Commerce is due to the perception that it is just a business structure and has not yet explored the idea of e-Commerce as a marketing tool. This discussion gives an overview on how some social marketing experiments have turned in groundbreaking results.

(Other topics with speakers to be finalized)

- Payment programs and platforms catering from mainstream to unbanked market segments.
- Making self-service advertising platforms work for you.
- Improving e-commerce website performance
- Tracking website analytics & e-commerce sales performance

November 13 (Day 2):
7:30 to 9:00 Registration & morning snacks

9:00 to 9:30 Welcome & Day 1 Summary

E-Commerce Policies and E-Government Growth in the Philippines
Speaker: Dir. Maria Lourdes Yaptinchay, Supervising Director, Department of Trade and Industry E-Commerce Office 9:30 to 10:00

An update on e-commerce policies approved and for ratification to push the growth of e-commerce in the Philippines. Government e-commerce transaction growth in dealing with stakeholders, citizens, customers, and businesses shall also be discussed.

Building Online Trust: Making E-Commerce Secure Against Fraud
Speakers:
Jovel Cipriano, CEO, PinoyDelikasi
Mannix Pabalan, General Manager, AyosDito.ph
10:15 to 10:45

The intricacies of E-commerce have provided merchants with a host of interesting challenges. Perhaps the biggest challenge is establishing and maintaining trust. Spam, fraud, identity theft and fly-by-night e-retailers threaten consumers’ fragile trust in online marketplaces, particularly those in which they are asked to provide credit card information. Trust becomes a key issue in the buying process. Winning the customers’ trust and increasing their confidence is essential for E-commerce success.

E-Commerce as a viable retail market outlet for SMEs
Speakers:
- Ma. Regina Bundang, CEO, RegaloService.com
- Russell Ri, CEO, e-Philippines Adventure Travel and Destinations 11:00 to 11:30

Entrepreneurs will share their experience in putting up an e-commerce site, working with partners, challenges, lessons learned, market changes, and tips to aspiring entrepreneurs who would like to expand their business online.

(Other topics with speakers to be finalized)

- Internet and mobile banking growth.
- New technologies to make e-commerce easier

PLUS! The summit will be the venue for recognition of the top Philippine E-Commerce sites as DigitalFilipino.com opens the nomination for the 3rd DigitalFilipino Web Awards (http://digitalfilipinowebawards.blogspot.com).

Free conference pass to DigitalFilipino Club members: (to become a club member, visit http://www.e-commercephilippines.com and process the membership fee online)

- individual members (1 day, participate themselves, no proxy)
- SME members (1 representative per day)
- Corporate members (2 representatives per day)

Additional club member and sponsor delegates are entitled to 15% discount. Register today to confirm your seat at http://www.e-commercephilippines.com/digitalfilipino-e-commerce-summit.html

If interested, sign up here: http://www.microsoft.com/web/websitespark/WebPro/Signup.aspx

The HTML guy will be working with another developer to finish not more than 15 templates screens which needs middle content completion. On the other hand, the PHP programmer will closely assist the lead programmer to finish the project within 10 days. The office is located in Fort area, Taguig, Metro Manila and a conference room will be provided for the entire team as a place for them to do all the work.

This is a rush project. Successful candidates awaits a good compensation. For further details please contact Carlo Marcelino at 02-828-4232 or email him at carlo[at]fiveworks.com.ph.

What: Convention
Host: SMART Communications
When: Start Time: Friday, September 11 at 8:00am End Time: Friday, September 11 at 5:00pm
Where: SM Science Discovery Center @ SM Mall of Asia

Interested parties are asked to contact : tenghan.lim[at]ezypaysolution.com

We are hiring experienced JAVA, PHP and Linux software programmers, IT systems/network engineers, IT Sales Consultants, and several Administrative staff. We are looking for young, energetic, passionate, driven, fun, happy, creative and customer focus colleagues to work and play with.

 WARNING: Apply at your own risk! We are a “mad company” who solves business and world problems!

If you are keen to solve world problems with technology, develop systems to make organizations more efficient, reduce wastage, save money, save time, make employees less stressful, do more with less, while helping CommGate grow into the leading industry leader in Asia, make it the most fun company to work for, the most popular, respected and talk about company, prepare your CV with the following information:

* latest passport-sized photo

* list all your technical, business and people skills

* list all your past relevant work/business/life experiences

* tell us what are you passionate about

* share your educational level and what drives you in life

* what makes you tick

* and why would you want to join CommGate

* and send the completed CV to hr@CommGate.net

We have the following positions open:

* 4 positions for JAVA programmers (1 senior, 3 junior) refer to attached MS Word document for details.

* 3 positions for PHP/MySQL programmers (1 senior, 2 junior)

* 2 positions for Linux/OSS programmers (1 senior, 1 junior)

* 2 positions for Helpdesk and Systems Engineers (Junior)

* 2 positions for IT Sales Consultants (must have IT and Sales experience)

* 1 position for Sales Manager

* 1 position for office assistant + bookkeeper

Be creative in your CV, demonstrate passion, share your dreams and tell us WHY we should interview and hire you. Take note that only CVs with full and complete data will receive a response.

Yes, we are STRICT with our hiring process and we have a RIGOROUS process for interviewing, selecting and testing all applicants knowledge, experience, skills and we do background and reference checks.

Apply ONLY if you have the DESIRE to EXCEL.