29/04/2026
| Pisay Aligns 16 Campuses Toward Smart, Secure Digital Future
The DOST-Philippine Science High School (PSHS) System convened its campus ICT leaders for the PSHS System ICT Standards and Smart Campus Roadmap Summit 2026, held from April 20 to 24 at the Philippine Science High School - Main Campus in Diliman, Quezon City.
For a more connected Pisay experience, this Summit brought together information systems administrators, technology officers, and key officials across all 16 campuses to work on developing modern, seamless, and future-ready learning environment powered by stronger cybersecurity and data protection programs.
With unified ICT standards across all campuses, Pisay students can expect smoother access to platforms like learning management systems, admissions portals, and academic records. Pisay students can also work with tools that are closer to what professionals use with cloud systems, data infrastructure, and smart campus frameworks in place.
The summit featured a series of technical sessions, workshops, and roadmap development activities toward a shared Smart Campus vision led by industry experts and practitioners in cloud computing, network infrastructure, and enterprise systems.
Among the resource speakers was Engr. Sean Alegre, a seasoned technology leader who shared insights on building scalable network infrastructures and enterprise connectivity solutions. Drawing from his experience in telecommunications and enterprise systems, Alegre highlighted the importance of resilient and future-ready network architecture in supporting digital institutions.
Also joining the summit was Dr. Zenon Saavedra, who discussed multi-cloud systems, data engineering, and the role of automation in enabling efficient and scalable digital operations. His sessions emphasized the integration of cloud technologies and data systems to support modern academic environments.
Cloud engineering and infrastructure sessions were further reinforced by Mr. Aaron Justin Dorado and Mr. John Chris Constantino, who led hands-on discussions on AWS deployment, DevOps practices, and designing high-availability systems tailored for institutional needs.
Throughout the summit, participants collaborated on drafting campus-specific ICT roadmaps, aligning them with the broader PSHS master plan. They also focused on harmonizing information systems, strengthening identity and access management, and establishing baseline cybersecurity standards across campuses.
In her message, PSHS System Executive Director Dr. Ronnalee N. Orteza emphasized the importance of unified digital systems in delivering quality STEM education, noting that a strong ICT backbone is essential in preparing Pisay students for a rapidly evolving, technology-driven future.
By the end of the summit, participating campuses presented their initial roadmap outputs and contributed to the consolidation of a systemwide ICT standards framework as groundwork for synchronized implementation beginning School Year 2026–2027.