Building a SMART Medellin: DOST-7, KEPEA, and CVISNET Conduct Strategic Meeting
On September 4, 2025, a strategic meeting was held between DOST-7, CVISNET, and KEPEA together with Medellin Cebu Mayor Edwin Salimbangon.
Our mission is to enable communities to create and maintain sustainable, adapted connectivity solutions for their needs.
We share information and integrate solutions with government, NGOs, and professionals.
We provide IT services to the government and private institutions.
We promote e-Governance and e-Commerce in Central Visayas.
We bridge the digital divide in underserved communities through ICT and capacity building.
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Frequently Asked Questions
CVISNET (Central Visayas Information Sharing Network Foundation, Inc.) is a non-stock,
non-profit foundation that utilizes Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for
productivity and business enhancement solutions in the Central Visayas region of the
Philippines.
CVISNET started in 1997 as an e-government initiative. It was formally registered as a
foundation on May 9, 2000, with the Securities and Exchange Commission under SEC
Registration No. C200000454.
CVISNET's main objectives are to facilitate information sharing among members, assist
government units with their IT needs, encourage e-Governance and e-Commerce adoption,
and bridge the digital divide in underserved communities through ICT solutions and
capability building.
The Barangay e-Systems and Tools (BeST) is a CVISNET project that provides comprehensive
solutions for planning, monitoring, and document generation at the barangay level. It
includes a computerized record-keeping system for managing residents' information,
judicial information, and permit generation.
Yes, CVISNET has been internationally recognized and awarded by the United Nations -
International Telecommunications Union, the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Digital
Opportunity Center, and Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation of Japan.
CVISNET has been providing ICT services to the public and private sectors for over 25
years.
CVISNET serves both public and private sectors, including government agencies, local
government units, non-government organizations, professionals, and businesses in the
Central Visayas region.
CVISNET aims to be a transformative platform that promotes the Central Visayas region,
enhances government efficiency in public service delivery, and serves as a central hub
for government and non-government operations while showcasing the Philippines' ICT
advancements.
CVISNET currently provides Internet and data connectivity to more than 20
partners/clients.