According to the Jan Ced
There are already independent software developers, transcriptional, distributors of IT-enabled products, and providers of e-services operating in the city.
However, the business group of the city would like to contribute to greater ICT industry efforts for the nation's development.
As feasibility studies are ongoing, local businessmen are beginning to hope for high probability of establishing an ICT-dedicated ecozone to operate in the city.
"We gladly welcome the PEZA Board Resolution amending the minimum area for the establishment of an Information Technology (IT) Park from five hectares to one hectare," said, Jan Ced of the General Santos City Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
"For us, this entails savings in investment cost but without compromising the setting up of quality and world-class infrastructures. Once proclaimed, we plan to make the park become a productive and development-driven international technology zone," Ced explained.
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