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0:01[music]
0:09[music]
0:14Good day everyone. Good day mom. This is
0:16Ira Salda speaking together with a group
0:19three and we will be going to discuss
0:22the formation of new Filipino values and
0:26behavior in modern times. So our
0:28learning objectives would be one
0:31describe how e-commerce has emerged in
0:34the Philippines. Two, identify the
0:37modern Filipino values influenced by the
0:40emergence of e-commerce in the
0:42Philippines in the modern times. Three,
0:45discuss the key factors that contribute
0:47to the rise of e-commerce in the
0:49Philippines. Four, analyze the impact of
0:52e-commerce on social norms and community
0:55interactions among Filipinos. So,
0:58Filipino society is built on deeproed
1:01values such as Bayanihan, Hya and Otang
1:04Nalu. With a continuous rise of
1:06globalization and technology, these
1:09traditional values are being reshaped to
1:11fit the modern world. E-commerce now
1:14plays a major role in influencing the
1:17social and economic behavior of
1:19Filipinos.
1:20changing the way they live, work, and
1:22interact. Through this change,
1:25traditional Filipino values are being
1:27blended with digital modern
1:31modernization,
1:33reflecting the nation's ability to adapt
1:35while preserving its cultural identity.
1:38This shows how traditional Filipino
1:41values like bayan or helping one another
1:45hya sense of shame or respect and utanob
1:49of gratitude remain important in our
1:51society even today. However, because of
1:55globalization and the rise of technology
1:58especially e-commerce
2:01these values are slowly changing in how
2:03they are expressed. Like for example,
2:06the spirit of bayanihan can now be seen
2:09online. So through online people help
2:12others with digital fundraising or
2:15supporting small online sellers.
2:18Compared before that bayanihan involves
2:21physical collaboration or contain
2:24face-to-face interaction
2:27and orangal also appear and how
2:30Filipinos interact respectfully and
2:32maintain good relationships with
2:35customers or business partners online.
2:38So this means that while our culture is
2:42modernizing, Filipinos still carry their
2:45traditional values into the genital
2:47world.
2:48This highlights that the Philippines is
2:50adapting to modern times without losing
2:53its cultural identity, blending the old
2:56and the new ways of life. Good day each
2:58and everyone. I am Kiten Aban and I will
3:01be discussing the emergence of
3:02e-commerce in the Philippines.
3:05E-commerce is short for electronic
3:06commerce. But before we proceed, let us
3:09first know what is commerce. Commerce is
3:12the exchange of goods and services
3:14between two or more entities.
3:16So, e-commerce or electronic commerce
3:19means buying and selling goods and
3:21services through the internet. It allows
3:24people and businesses to trade online
3:26using computers or smartphones. So,
3:29instead of going to physical stores,
3:32customers can now order what they need
3:34through websites or mobile apps and have
3:36them delivered to their homes.
3:40In the Philippines, e-commerce has grown
3:42fast because it gives comfort and
3:44convenience to many people. It saves
3:46time, offers more product choices, and
3:49often provides cheaper prices and
3:52special discounts.
3:54Businesses also benefit because they can
3:56reach more customers online, not only
3:59from their local area, but even from the
4:02other parts of the country or abroad.
4:05During the CO 19 pandemic, e-commerce
4:08became even more important. Since people
4:11stayed at home for safety, they relied
4:14on online shopping for their needs.
4:16Platforms like Zalora, Lazada, Shopee,
4:20and Beauty M&L became very popular
4:23because they made it easy for people to
4:25buy clothes, beauty products, gadgets,
4:29food, and many other items without
4:31leaving their homes. So behind the
4:34scenes, e-commerce works through
4:36different systems that handle orders,
4:39payments, and deliveries. For example,
4:42when we buy something online, the
4:44website sends our order to the seller,
4:47then processes our payment through
4:49secure systems like e-wallets, bank
4:52transfers, or credit cards. After that,
4:56delivery services bring the items
4:58straight to our doorstep. All of these
5:00steps make e-commerce fast, safe, and
5:04reliable. Now, let's move on to the key
5:08factors in the rise of e-commerce in the
5:10Philippines.
5:12These are the main reasons why online
5:14shopping and digital business continue
5:17to grow rapidly in our country.
5:20Each factor highlights how technology,
5:23people, and innovation work together to
5:26strengthen the e-commerce industry.
5:28The first key factor is in internet
5:31penetration and mobile connectivity.
5:34This refers to the widespread use of the
5:38internet and smartphones which allows
5:40Filipinos to easily access online
5:43shopping platforms.
5:45With affordable mobile data and strong
5:47internet connection, more people can
5:50browse products, make transactions, and
5:53communicate with sellers anytime and
5:55anywhere. Thank you. Today I am Iron May
5:59Tolentino.
6:01Second is young and thick s population
6:05a generation skilled in using technology
6:08driving the popularity of online
6:10businesses and digital platform.
6:14So a general skilled in using modern
6:16technology driving the growth of online
6:18businesses and digital platforms by
6:22preferring online activities like
6:24shopping, studying and working. So for
6:27example, in the Philippines, many young
6:30people use platforms like Shopee,
6:32Lazada, and Tik Tok Shop to buy or sell
6:35products. For instance, a college
6:38student might run a small online
6:40clothing store through Tik Tok and
6:43Instagram. Because they know how to use
6:46social media, online payment system, and
6:49marketing tools, their business can
6:51reach many customer easily. showing how
6:54a thick sav generation helped boost the
6:58digital economy.
7:01So third is economic growth and
7:03urbanization. The increase in income and
7:06city development that leads to higher
7:08demand for convenient online services.
7:12So economic growth and urbanization
7:14increase income and city development
7:17leading people to seek faster and more
7:19convenient options like online shopping,
7:22delivery services
7:26and digital banking. Good day everyone.
7:28I am April Rose Hermelia. So improved
7:32payment systems. Improved payment system
7:35allow people to pay for goods and
7:37services easily and safely through
7:40online methods like credit cards, debit
7:43cards and e-wallets.
7:45Example using G-Cash or Pay Maya to pay
7:48for online shopping or bills instead of
7:51using cash.
7:53Next is government initiatives.
7:56Government initiatives are programs
7:58created by the government to help
8:01citizens develop digital skills and
8:03encourage online business opportunities.
8:07Example, the DIC's digital literacy
8:10training helps Filipino learn how to use
8:14computers and the internet for jobs and
8:16online businesses. Good day everyone. My
8:19name is Christine May Aino. So the next
8:21one is the [music] rise of social
8:23commerce. So what is it? It is the use
8:26of social media platform as [music]
8:27marketplace for promoting and selling
8:30product. So in recent years social
8:33commerce has emerged as a powerful trend
8:35in the digital marketplace. So this
8:38refers to the use of social media
8:40platforms such as Facebook, Instagram
8:43and even Tik Tok as spaces where
8:45businesses can [music] promote and
8:47directly sell their products or
8:49services. So for example,
8:54a content creator posted [music] a video
8:56on Tik Tok like postmote
9:03product. So the users [music] can
9:05purchase them directly through
9:07integrated shopping links or
9:11yellow basket.
9:13And lastly is the entrepreneurial spirit
9:16and [music] theme engagement.
9:19So the active involvement of small
9:21business in [music] e-commerce to reach
9:23more customers and grow online. So an
9:26increase in entrepreneurial activity
9:28especially among the small and mediumsiz
9:31businesses or the theme
9:34has been encouraged by the growth of
9:37digital platforms. So here are the other
9:40contributing factors. the logistic and
9:43delivery services, the fulfillment
9:46centers and the positive customers
9:48[music] experience.
9:50So the first one is the logistic and
9:52delivery services. So they offer the
9:55faster and the more reliable shipping.
9:58Next is the fulfillment centers which
10:01improves tracking and order efficiency.
10:05And last is the positive customers
10:07[music] experience. So it encourage
10:09repeat purchases and loyalty. So the
10:13other contributing factors to business
10:16success include logistics and delivery
10:18services, [music]
10:19fulfillment centers and positive
10:21customers experience. So the efficient
10:24logistics and delivery ensure that the
10:26product reach customers quickly. Hi
10:28>> everyone, my name is Jala Pacquiao
10:30Bakula. So I'm here to discuss Filipinos
10:33Filipino values influenced by
10:35e-commerce.
10:36cultural shifts blending global and
10:38local values. E-commerce allows
10:41[clears throat] Filipinos to access
10:42products and ideas from all over the
10:44world, mixing global trends with local
10:47tradition tradition. So for example, we
10:49might see Filipinos buying traditional
10:51Filipinana clothing online but with the
10:54modern design influenced by global
10:56fashion trend. Second, rise of consumer
10:58risk culture and appreciation for trend.
11:01E-commerce and social media expose
11:03Filipinos to a constant stream of new
11:05products and trends which can fuel a
11:08desire to buy more things. So we the
11:10Filipino genie consumer consumers in
11:13particular often shop online to reward
11:16ourselves. For example, the popularity
11:18of online shopping platforms like
11:21shopping and Lazada where Filipinos can
11:24easily purchase the latest gadgets,
11:28clothing and beauty products.
11:30Third, more opportunities for
11:33entrepreneurship and financial
11:34independence with better access to
11:36information and technology. More Philip
11:39more people are starting their own
11:41businesses and becoming financially
11:43independent. So for example, the rise of
11:46online businesses in our country where
11:48people sell products through social
11:50media or e-commerce platforms allowing
11:53them to earn a living on their own
11:56terms. Fourth, encouragement of ethical
11:59consumption and support for local
12:00products. There's growing trend of
12:03Filipinos using e-commerce to support
12:05local businesses and buy ethical source
12:07products. For example, online
12:09marketplace that specialize in selling
12:12Filipino made crafts, food and clothing,
12:15promoting local entrepreneurship and
12:17sustainable practices. Fifth, growth of
12:22innovation and sustainability awareness.
12:25E-commerce can promote awareness of
12:26sustainable products and practices as
12:29well as provide a platform for
12:31innovative Filipino businesses to reach
12:33a wide wider audience. For example,
12:37e-commerce helps Filipinos learn about
12:39e-friendly products, eco-friendly
12:42products. It also lets new creative
12:45Filipino businesses sell their stuff to
12:48more people.
13:04Hello, I am Francisco Real Tamayo. So,
13:07here are some traditional values in the
13:09digital age. Number one, Bayanihan.
13:12Bayanihan community cooperation in
13:14online group buying and local seller
13:16support. For example, during the CO9
13:19pandemic, many Filipinos use online
13:21group buying to secure essential goods
13:24such as groceries, cleaning supplies,
13:26and even health products. Instead buying
13:29from big chain store or online giants,
13:32people coordinated with local sellers
13:34often through social media groups to
13:36make bulk purchases. The idea was
13:39support local businesses while getting
13:41prices for everyone involved. So number
13:43two is utangob loyalty and trust
13:46businesses with good service and
13:48quality. Example, a local online seller
13:51delivers essential groceries to a family
13:53during a lockdown even on short notice
13:56and without extra fees. The family
13:58feeling grateful continues to order from
14:01that seller even after instruction are
14:04lifted because of their previous help.
14:06>> Shopping social media to digital
14:09payments.
14:11But even with all these modern changes,
14:14Filipinos still continue to show our
14:17traditional values in new ways online.
14:21In my report, I'll share some example of
14:24these values and how they are seen in
14:27our digital world today.
14:29So number four is Balik Bayan spirit.
14:32The first value is Balik Bayan spirit.
14:35This mean the strong connection that
14:37overseas Filipinos maintain with their
14:39home country. In the digital age, we can
14:42see these true Filipinos abroad who
14:45support local businesses by buying
14:47Filipino products
14:52and staying connected with their
14:53families through social media. This
14:55shows that even if they're far away,
14:58their love for the Philippines is still
15:00strong.
15:01So number five is pagmaasakit.
15:05So which means showing care and concern
15:07for others. In the digital world, this
15:10value appears when Filipino join online
15:13donation drives,
15:15fundraising campaigns or support social
15:18enterprises that help communities.
15:22It shows that technology can be used to
15:24spread kindness and help others in need.
15:29And next is pakiki sama. The third value
15:33is pakiki sama or maintaining harmony
15:37and cooperation online. That means being
15:40respectful
15:41and cooperative in group chats, social
15:45media, and online communities.
15:48Even if you are interacting through
15:50screens, Filipinos still value being
15:53kind, supportive, and avoiding conflict.
15:59So in my conclusion, [cough]
16:03e-commerce and digital technology are
16:05changing how Filipino live, shop, and
16:09communicate. But even with all these
16:11modern changes, we can still see that
16:15our traditional values like Bayanihan,
16:18Pagmama, and Kisama remain strong.
16:22The digital world help Filipinos show
16:25trust, teamwork, and national pride in
16:28new ways.
16:30Through e-commerce, we balance being
16:32modern and global while still keeping
16:35our Filipino identity.
16:38So, this shows that even in our
16:41connected and modern world, traditional
16:44Filipino values connect continue to
16:48thrive.