MANILA, PHILIPPINES — May 12, 2026 — VRITIMES Philippines successfully concluded its role as media partner of SaaSCon PH 2026, supporting the amplification of one of the Philippines’ leading gatherings for the SaaS, AI, and business innovation community.
Held on May 12, 2026, at the Marriott Grand Ballroom in Pasay City, SaaSCon PH 2026 carried the theme “Enterprise 2030: The Rise of the AI-Native Business.” The full-day conference brought together SaaS and AI founders, enterprise leaders, technology innovators, investors, and decision-makers to explore how companies are redesigning their strategies, operations, workforce, and technology for a future where AI works alongside humans.
As a media partner, VRITIMES Philippines supported the event by helping extend its visibility through press release distribution and media amplification. Through this partnership, key event updates and post-event highlights were shared with wider audiences across the Philippines’ business, technology, and media communities.
“Being part of SaaSCon PH 2026 reflects our commitment to supporting platforms that advance meaningful conversations in technology, business, and innovation,” said Country Manager Ronto from VRITIMES Philippines. “As AI and SaaS continue to reshape how companies operate, we are proud to help amplify stories that connect industry leaders, innovators, and the wider business community.”
SaaSCon PH 2026 featured discussions on AI-native organizations, AI-led enterprise transformation, the future of work, modern software architecture, startup growth, investor perspectives, and digital transformation for SMEs. The event served as a platform for leaders and builders to exchange insights on how businesses can adapt, scale, and thrive in an increasingly AI-driven environment.
Through this partnership, VRITIMES Philippines reinforces its mission to build an open and accessible information infrastructure—helping organizations share important milestones, industry insights, and business stories with broader audiences across the region.
Source: Vritimes
