HeyJaredICT Pulse Podcast
A deep dive into topical Information and Communication Technology (ICT) issues from a Caribbean perspective, through interviews and group discussions with specialists, experts and people trying to make a difference in the tech space.New episodes are released every Wednesday.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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ICTP 418: Core business systems security, building digital trust and accountability, and the state of the Internet of Things (opens the original)
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In our September 2026 Community Chat, and with members of the Caribbean tech community, Certified Information Systems Auditor, a Certified Information Privacy Professional and a Fellow Chartered Certified Accountant, Allison James of Barbados, and Simone Pasmore, the Chief Executive Officer of Webstylze, also in Barbados, the panel discusses: (i) Are your core business systems really secure? How using AI can build your company's freedom and true security; (ii) building digital trust and accounta
ICTP 417: Advancing resilience, inclusion, cybersecurity, and innovation in Caribbean digital development, with Rodney Taylor of the CTU (opens the original)
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How is the Caribbean positioning itself for global digital leadership? In our latest episode of the ICT Pulse Podcast, we sit down with Rodney Taylor, the Secretary General of the Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU), to preview the upcoming CTU ICT Week 2026 in French Guiana. During our conversation, the Secretary General breaks down: * the importance of CTU ICT Week; * the role satellite networks and space tech can play in non-disaster situations; * the need for the Caribbean to speak with
ICTP 416: Achieving global and borderless banking through Sendana, with Monique Powell (opens the original)
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For freelancers and small businesses, getting paid globally is often harder than the work itself. All too often, high transfer fees and payout delays undermine businesses and adversely affect their sustainability. With Monique Powell, the Founder and CEO of Sendana, we discuss how this start-up is replacing slow legacy rails and redefining banking for borderless professionals. More specifically, and among other things, we discuss: * the problem that Sendana is trying to solve; * h ow much of the
ICTP 415: Navigating market realities, AI and the future of Caribbean global services, with Yoni Epstein of the Global Services Association of Jamaica (opens the original)
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The global outsourcing landscape is undergoing a massive transformation—from AI-driven automation to shifting corporate spend. What does this mean for Jamaica and the wider Caribbean? On the latest episode, we are joined by Yoni Epstein, the Founder and CEO of itel and the Chairman of the Global Services Association of Jamaica (GSAJ). Yoni gives us an unfiltered, executive view of: * the real story behind recent industry contractions in Jamaica; * how AI is changing the sector, not just replacin
ICTP 414: The tech brain drain, readying for the next digital infrastructure era, and the expensive illusion of digital transformation (opens the original)
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In our August 2026 Community Chat, and with members of the Caribbean tech community, Emmanuel Louis is the Founder and Managing Director of Novarex Technologies, who is originally from Haiti, and Jason Hynds is the Director and Chief Technology Officer of P.a.R.T.S. Inc, of Barbados, the panel discusses: * Can the Caribbean bridge the regional tech brain drain? * Is the Caribbean ready for the next digital infrastructure era? * Are Caribbean governments being taken for a ride when it comes to di
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