AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDigital Learning: Jamaica plans to equip every primary school with 30 computers, with rollout set to begin this year. The initiative aims to expand digital skills and introduce students to fields such as AI. Cybersecurity: The government is urging students to pursue cybersecurity careers, while Minister Andrew Wheatley has demanded a detailed account of the recent JETS breach, which affected internal systems but not MultiLink or ACH payment networks. Smarter Transport: TAJ will keep issuing blue dealer plates while a replacement system is developed; proposed options include GPS and radio-frequency identification to improve vehicle tracking. Forest Technology: A new laser-capable drone and digital forest inventory system will help Jamaica monitor forests and guide recovery after Hurricane Melissa. Caribbean Tech Growth: NovaCore Labs plans to use its Jamaican operations in drone services, geospatial mapping and automation as a base for expansion across CARICOM.
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