E-Cabinet platform launch marks a key milestone in govt’s digital transformation journey
NASSAU, BAHAMAS Digital transformation continues to be PwC’s core focus to help organizations adopt the technology needed to work smarter and more efficiently to better serve customers. With the launch this month of the government’s new Bahamas Electronic Cabinet Management Information System (BECMIS), also referred to as the E-Cabinet digital platform, PwC Bahamas helped the government position itself as a digital leader in the Caribbean. The firm was commissioned to develop an innovative, online workflow-based system to improve the business operations of the Cabinet and create a fast, secure and robust internal system to manage Cabinet procedures.
This combination of photos shows PwC Bahamas leadership. Top row, from left: Digital Assurance Leader Carlton Cartwright Jr and Risk Assurance Partner Myra Lundy-Mortimer. Bottom row, from left: Territory Leader Prince Rahming and Advisory Partner Kevin Cambridge. (PHOTOS: PWC BAHAMAS)
NASSAU, BAHAMAS In keeping with its strategy to remain the digital transformation leader in the country and just in time for the Christmas season, PwC Bahamas facilitated the opening of digital wallet accounts for each of its employees, becoming the first organization in The Bahamas to do so.
Prince Rahming, territory leader of PwC Bahamas, said: “This year, we wanted to give our people something more meaningful. During this time of year, we normally host our annual Christmas party. Due to the COVID-19 protocols, we decided to repurpose those funds to open digital accounts for all of our employees and give them the gift of digital wallets to show our appreciation for all of their efforts
Prince Rahming - PwC Bahamas
Nassau, Bahamas - In keeping with its strategy to remain the
digital transformation leader in the country and just in time for the
Christmas season, PwC facilitated the opening of digital wallet accounts for each of its employees, becoming the first organisation in The
Bahamas to do so.
Prince Rahming, Territory Leader of PwC Bahamas said , “This year we wanted to give our people something more
meaningful. During this time of year we normally host our annual
Christmas party. Due to the Covid-19 protocols, we decided to repurpose
those funds to open digital accounts for all of our employees and give
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Bahamas has facilitated the opening of digital wallet accounts for all of its employees as part of its digital transformation drive.
Prince Rahming, PwC Bahamas territory leader, said: “This year we wanted to give our people something more meaningful. During this time of year we normally host our annual Christmas party. Due to the COVID-19 protocols, we decided to repurpose those funds to open digital accounts for all of our employees and give them the gift of digital wallets to show our appreciation for all of their efforts and hard work throughout the year.”
Mr Rahming added that it was particularly important for PwC to ensure its staff were at the forefront as participants in the emerging Bahamian digital economy. “The Sand Dollar digital currency is the first of its kind in the world to have been fully deployed by a central bank, he said.