Taran Rampersad

Lessons from Bret – A Tech post-mortem

Tropical Storm Bret on June 19, 2017. Photo courtesy NASA. I've dealt with disaster communications over the years, and disasters in general. While we can...

A technologist’s view of the cybercrime bill

Above: Digital illusrtation by Andreus/DepositPhotos I like the spirit of the bill. My own personal background in technology is public knowledge; my LinkedIn profile will...

TechAgri Expo 2017’s promises and lapses

Students at the TechAgri Expo 2017. Photo by J Morris/UWIFFA via Flickr. Adapted and expanded by the author from a post on Knowprose.com. Given my return...

The AI future on mankind’s canvas

Above: Doc Leia captures the arrival in Orlando. Photo by Taran Rampersad. Originally published on Knowprose. Reproduced with the permission of the author. I met her...

The Future Is Not The Enterprise YouĀ Know

Above: Guyanese solution to telecommunications costs, 2005. Photo by Taran Rampersad.Storytime.When I was in Georgetown, Guyana in 20051, I snapped that picture of the...

An Echo in T&T?

Above:Ā Content services available on the Amazon Echo. Photo courtesy Amazon. The Amazon Echo is an interesting enough device in the United States, but what will...
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