OpEd

OPED posts are works of reasoned opinion usually written by guest authors or occasional contributors who offer valuable perspectives on technology use in Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean region.
Opinion

Network engineering in business

One of the primary jobs of an engineer is to defend against attacks on the network system. In 2019, over 3,800 breaches were publicly disclosed.
Opinion

The coming of IIOT and the digital factory

In addition to operational efficiency, the digital factory is also instrumental in maintaining environmental sustainability compliance.
Guest Post

Five enterprise AI solutions for modern businesses

Artificial intelligence is becoming a vital resource for many businesses, helping business leaders to make better decisions.
Guest Post

Microsoft ends OEM distribution of 32-bit Windows 10

If you are running a 32-bit operating system or x32-based processor, you need not freak out for now. Microsoft will continue supporting these builds.
Guest Post

Problems with your smart TV? Here are fixes…

WiFi connectivity is one of the most important features of your smart TV. So, it’s undoubtedly quite frustrating if it doesn't function properly.
Covid-19

How Brazil responded to Covid-19

Brazil is also involved with a 13,180 km submarine fiber-optic cable connection that will link South America to Asia in the first of its kind connection.
Opinion

Developer’s dilemma: iOS or Android?

There’s no easy answer when it comes to iOS vs. Android, but that doesn’t mean that the two platforms are exactly the same.
Opinion

Dear Caribbean creatives, NFTs are a thing

The predatory will seek to set new terms of commission of your intellectual property as they seek to maximise their percentage of reduced revenues due to new rules in the marketplace.
Guest Post

Making a Blue Economy work for the Caribbean

This development can’t come quickly enough. The mounting challenges posed by climate change risk tipping Carribean nations over the edge.
Covid-19

How much data sharing is too much?

Your data is captured in various ways. You enter details on forms. You give your ID (or driver’s permit) card to a company representative.
Guest Post

How Blockchain could help standardize the Caribbean finance sector

Around 65% of the Caribbean population is unbanked. Crypto solutions could help these people access financing solutions, particularly with mature decentralized crypto lending platforms.
Opinion

Digital transformation must emphasise both data security and data protection

Data security is focused on protecting personal data from any unauthorized third-party access or malicious attacks and exploitation of data.
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