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A bloodless hell

For blood donations, the public health sector is put in the position of asking for a precious resource to be given without cost. It doesn't know how to do that.
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The industrialisation of cybercrime

"In the last year our technology blocked 9.6 billion malware threats and more than 35.7 billion phishing and other malicious emails." - Vasu Jakkal.
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Is TATT becoming a runaway regulator?

In response to questions requesting documents detailing the Minister’s authorisation and the open tendering procedure, TATT responded that “The documents do not exist.”
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The un-blending of local education

A think tank of stakeholders and subject matter experts should be convened by the Education Ministry to consider how to integrate the digital infrastructure that supported remote learning.
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Samsung’s S22 Ultra is more and better

The S22 Ultra isn't just an upgrade to the S21 Ultra, it's also taken over the premium slot assigned to the Note series, last updated almost two years ago.
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The advertising challenge for traditional TT media

Across the five categories tracked by the agency, commercial banks, credit unions, eye care, telecom and fast food, Meta ad placements have tripled since 2019.
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When a production computer dies

Any major IT infrastructure change must either maintain a working status quo or improve it.
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After covid, how will the workplace change?

Media InSite's clients were already used to dealing with a digital company, so the change was seamless for them.
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