Mandaluyong - The DataFlow Group, a globally recognized leader in verification, equivalency, and immigration compliance solutions committed to enhancing global mobility, recently announced a groundbreaking strategic partnership with the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) Philippines.
At the MOA signing, from left: Undersecretary Bernard P. Olalia, Department of Migrant Workers; Undersecretary Patricia Yvonne M. Caunan; Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac; Sunil Kumar, CEO, DataFlow Group; Sunil Mudgal, Head of Business, DataFlow Group; Michelle Ibarra, Country Head, DataFlow Philippines.
This partnership marks a significant milestone in the digital transformation journey of both organizations, aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, security and delivering ease of services for Overseas Filipino Workers through innovative technological solutions.The MOA outlines several key areas of collaboration between the Department of Migrant Workers and the DataFlow Group and aims at transforming the services offered to OFWs.
Capacity Building: Designing programs to enhance the digital competencies of DMW and its stakeholders. Mr. Hans Leo J. Cacdac, Secretary of the Department of Migrant Workers , emphasized the importance of this partnership in advancing the welfare of OFWs, stating, “We are committed to our mission of enhancing service to OFWs by streamlining and digitalizing our processes. This endeavor today enables us to meet our goals, ultimately giving OFWs greater convenience, satisfaction and more valuable time to spend with his or her family.
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