TSTT’s General Manager Enterprise Services (Ag.), Darryl Duke, stated that bmobile has been a longstanding partner and was proud to have collaborated once again to make this culturally significant event possible. “As Trinidad and Tobago’s indigenous communications provider, we at bmobile are extremely passionate about supporting local initiatives that make us truly unique as a people, especially when they form memorable experiences for both our citizens and our visitors alike.

Corporate customers and officials of bmobile, Trinidad and Tobago’s national telecommunications provider, joined representatives of California-based leading cyber security company Fortinet to announce the formal partner agreement bringing Fortinet’s Security Fabric into the bmobile business suite of networking services and security framework. This collaboration will allow bmobile Business’s clients to further enhance their own infrastructure bringing new levels of cyber security and networking optimization that are fast becoming the norm for modern businesses that are looking to move to the cloud.

Electronic Waste (e-waste) is a growing concern worldwide. The first issue is that many electronic devices contain hazardous materials that can leach into the environment as their casings degrade in landfills, where a lot of consumer electronic waste currently ends up. Another reason for the urgent need for responsible recycling is that many components are becoming increasingly scarce or are dangerous to source globally. Moves are afoot to change this in Trinidad and Tobago by several national stakeholders, with the support of bmobile.