Franklyn Butler II, CEO of the Cable Bahamas Group of Companies (FILE PHOTO)
Butler says his group of companies might not return to full in-office work environment as productivity has gone “through the roof” with hybrid method
NASSAU, BAHAMAS A top private sector executive said yesterday that there remains a tremendous opportunity for Bahamian businesses to embrace digitization, adding that the private sector must “come to grips” with its own fears and lack of investment in digital technology.
Franklyn Butler II, CEO of the Cable Bahamas Group of Companies, while addressing a Cable Bahamas Business Solutions forum yesterday, noted that the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as restrictions imposed highlighted just how unprepared many businesses were with regards to embracing digital technology.