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	We are a workforce of researchers and innovators that instigate a secure, reliable and fault-tolerant information infrastructure; we pioneer solutions and adopt the industries’ best practices to deliver information with accuracy and reliability.


	The Development Office for Information Technology, with its competent workforce, provides appropriate ICT services, through the utilization of existing and new technologies, committed to effect continuing quality improvement in the Academic, Administrative, and Student Services.

LATEST NEWS

Dr. Vea’s commitment and dedication to the advancement of science, engineering and technology education in the country has once again been recognized by the S & T community. (full story)

A dialogue between media leaders and young Filipinas took place last September 30 at Tanglaw University Center, Quezon City. (full story)

Engr. Manuel C. Belino, Adviser of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) MIT Student Chapter and Dean of the School of Mechanical Engineering, was chosen as the 2007-2008 ASHRAE Student Branch Advisor of the Year. (full story)

ON THE SPOTLIGHT

SYSTEM CONSOLIDATION SPELLS GAINS FOR TECH SCHOOLS
By Jenalyn M. Rubio
Computerworld, Jul-Aug 2006, p. 2

When Mapua Institute of Technology (MIT) decided to follow a quarterly system--where the school calendar is divided into four regular terms instead of the more common semestral system's two--the school's Development Office for Information Technology (DO-IT) braced itself to be swamped with work four times a year.

The pressure on the DO-IT was especially intense since the systems of MIT,a technology-focused school, was naturally expected to be fully-automated and running efficiently alll throughout the year.