Caribbean countries and other Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are especially vulnerable to digital colonialism. In this article, to commemorate Emancipation Day, we briefly explain what digital colonialism is and how Caribbean countries can limit its impact.
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Although cloud computing and the use of cloud services have become increasingly popular, all too often, organisations can end up juggling multiple vendors and layers of complexity, resulting in a fragmented environment. In this article, we discuss federated clouds, the pros and cons, and whether they could be a viable option for SMEs.
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With students currently on summer holidays in the northern hemisphere, educators should be taking the opportunity to examine teaching and learning pedagogies, including the use of AI and other technologies. In this article, we highlight some of the concerns of AI in the classroom, the bigger issue of digital technologies and child development, and how we can better navigate between traditional and digital modalities.
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This week, Digicel announced it was closing Loop News and SportsMax, which had been a presence in the region for well over a decade. We examine this development and highlight some useful learnings for other businesses.
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For any country aspiring to significant technological development, the concept of “critical mass” is not a mere buzzword, but a fundamental prerequisite. In this article, we discuss the importance of achieving critical mass for Caribbean and other developing countries to achieve the technological development envisaged.
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