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Dear Finance Minister

Mark Lyndersay - August 27, 2020

Goods are being left on the ramp out in the rain. Covid19 test strips are being denied temperature-controlled environments.

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Dear Education Minister

Mark Lyndersay - August 20, 2020

Training should emphasise flexibility in the education process, with multiple options in choice of LMS and coaching tracks for the most promising models for engagement and learning.

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E-money is coming

Mark Lyndersay - August 13, 2020

A reading of the Central Bank’s role in managing the accreditation of emoney issuers suggests that this is could become a scalable solution accessible to most existing financial institutions.

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A manifesto for technology

Mark Lyndersay - August 6, 2020

There is no need for a ministry to handle digitalisation of records for the public sector. That should be function of a properly constituted public sector.

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Education goes Massive

Mark Lyndersay - July 30, 2020

"Using a new technology in the old way doesn’t get you anywhere. When it comes to adapting new principles to the classroom, sometimes you need to let the students guide you.” - Simon Fraser

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Bad news for local news

Mark Lyndersay - July 23, 2020

Revenue online is gutted by a combination of competing Facebook ad placement efficiencies and reach and the nightmare of Google ads.

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Apple takes another RISC

Mark Lyndersay - July 16, 2020

Apple has traditionally smoothed these issues over with emulation technology, which runs older software in a code environment that fakes being an older computer system.

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Many experienced politicians find it difficult to engage with digital natives who are unwilling to grant respect until it has been earned, often expressing such disregard with casual incivility and a tendency to backchat.

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