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An uncommon entrance

Mark Lyndersay - July 3, 2023

I do not believe that I would have gotten the school of my choice, far less a book grant placing, if I sat the Secondary Entrance Assessment in March 2023.

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D’Hub is here. This is why you should care.

Mark Lyndersay - June 26, 2023

Reducing forex spending on software licenses and bringing development in-house are unequivocally good things.

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CaribCoin’s plan for regional financial settlement

Mark Lyndersay - June 19, 2023

"We're setting up a governance structure to ensure stability of Carib dollar in collaboration with the CTU and creating a two-tier distribution system relying on existing payment service providers.”

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Apple’s Vision Pro moon shot

Mark Lyndersay - June 12, 2023

The Vision Pro is nose-bleed expensive at US$3,499. Meta's Quest Pro retails for US$999 by comparison (down from an introductory price of $1,499).

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Does the government need a new data centre?

Mark Lyndersay - June 5, 2023

One of the specifications that separates Tier 3 status from Tier 4 is the provision of electricity from two different suppliers. Trinidad and Tobago has only one, TTEC.

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How we think about education's role in creating employable workers, how employers embrace these tools to either assist, elevate or replace their staff and how legislation limits or engages these tools are not questions for tomorrow.

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Unmasking the pandemic

Mark Lyndersay - May 22, 2023

Survivor Bias warns of the danger of examining what worked to find solutions instead of understanding what went wrong and led to failures.

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IMF report urges stronger Central Bank cybersecurity response

Mark Lyndersay - May 15, 2023

The CBTT is the government's banker and has an explicit mandate to promote financial stability, manage the exchange rate and maintain monetary stability.

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