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Slow or negligible adaptation to digital technologies puts countries like Guyana at a competitive disadvantage - Stabroek News

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I am writing to express my thoughts regarding Banks DIH’s announcement at their most recent annual shareholders meeting, where the company’s CEO revealed plans to construct a new beer bottling plant instead of pursuing a project in the technology sector, such as a computer assembly plant or a facility for electronic and digital equipment.

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