LTO, Dermalog agree to resolve system slowdown

By Franco Jose C. Baroña

Sep 14, 2022 12:17 am

THE Land Transportation Office (LTO) and its information technology (IT) provider, Germany-based Dermalog, are pursuing the activation of the Motor Vehicle Registration Information System (MVRIS) to reduce the long lines in various LTO offices as a result of the slowdown of its system the past few days.

The MVRIS is one of the core applications of the P3.19-billion Road IT Infrastructure project.

Offline LTMS: This makeshift poster was seen on the transaction window of an LTO site as notice to clients who brave long lines and waiting times due to the computer system falloff of foreign IT firm Dermalog. PHOTO BY: BENEDICT ABAYGAR, JR.

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