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Press Releases are submitted by technology firms interested in promoting a product or service to the wider community of technology users and consumers in Trinidad and Tobago. They may be edited for form or length.
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DirecTV manages six million monthly customer calls using Avaya solution

"Customers will expect the services they use and related experiences to ā€˜buildā€™ around them. And that's just what Avaya does best." - Daniel Sacks
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CARIRI, bmobile team up for teen coding and mobile app development

Since 2018, CARIRI has successfully executed ICT educational programmes in over 70 Secondary Schools reaching over 1,500 students with great success.
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Flow talks ICT agenda with Digital Transformation Minister

ā€œWe look forward to working closely with and further strengthening the cooperation and partnership between our company and Government." - Simone Martin-Sulgan
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Winners of Byte the Ļ€ : Caribbean Hackathon announced

"We aim to accelerate innovation and entrepreneurship by enabling Caribbean youth to create community improvement solutions integrating ICTs in a virtual, safe and collaborative environment."
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bmobile partners with Clare Controls for home security business upgrade

bmobile will be offering upgrades to existing bmobile security customers and aims to have their total residential market using the fully-featured ClareOne solution within three years
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TATT: TSTT mandated to implement fixed number portability

In delivering his judgement Justice Seepersad noted that the Court is satisfied that TATT acted within its statutory mandate and displayed procedural fairness.
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Microsoft supports TT’s medl with US$120,000 cloud and support grant

medl is the first company in Trinidad & Tobago to receive up to US$120,000.00 in support and cloud credits as part of the Microsoft for Startups programme.
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Liberty Latin America releases first ESG report

The report outlines the Companyā€™s commitment to environment, social, and governance practices across its operations in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2020.
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VISA’s Jorge Salum is FinTechTT’s first international member, wil lead working group

"With our fintech partners in Trinidad and Tobago and throughout the region, Visa is preparing for a very different financial sector future." - Jorge Salum
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Investors managing $250m hear pitches from regional startups on June 25

More than 20 firms are expected to tune into the live event via Zoom, where they will view pitches from over two dozen Caribbean startups.
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TeleGeography announces updated submarine cable map

Accounting for less than 10% of subsea cable connectivity prior to 2012, content providersā€™ share of total capacity surged to 66% in 2020.
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Huawei opens center dedicated to cybersecurity and privacy protection

The ICT industry still lacks a standards-based, coordinated approach, especially when it comes to governance, technical capabilities, certification, and collaboration.
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