Students in Trinidad and Tobago were given the opportunity to gain valuable skills necessary to enter the cyber-security industry, a sector where salaries can be upwards of TT $35,000 monthly, depending on experience and certification.
Read MoreGEORGETOWN, Guyana—Internet experts from around the world will be in Georgetown in October for Internet Week Guyana, a high-level technology conference focused on national and regional development issues. Hosted by the Guyana Ministry of Public Telecommunications, the meeting is jointly organised by LACNIC, CaribNOG, ISOC, ICANN and the CTU.
Read MoreFrom its inception, the Caribbean Court of Justice has had a reputation as a pioneering court. But the region’s highest court is about to take its innovation game to a whole new level. One of Caribbean’s most respected jurists has teamed up with one of the region’s most regarded technology minds. The unlikely pairing of CCJ President Sir Dennis Byron with tech guru Bevil Wooding is behind the Court’s recent launch of a software product suite designed to finally do away with the antiquated paper-based processes and outdated systems that have mired Caribbean courts in inefficiency, backlog and public ridicule. The duo is spearheading what promises to be a new era of technology-enabled court innovation and, more importantly, better, cheaper, faster access to justice.
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