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This snapshot highlights how organisations across Jamaica approached data, analytics, and digital capability in 2025.
It is based on a review of 100 Jamaican-listed companies, using publicly available information such as annual reports, company websites, investor updates, applications, and reputable coverage.
Each organisation was assessed using clear, observable indicators of digital activity, including analytics, automation, cloud use, governance, and adoption efforts.
DIGITAL SIGNAL CATEGORIES AND TERMS THE COMPANIES MENTIONED
• AI: AI, GenAI
• Data Analytics: data-driven, business intelligence, from data to decisions
• Automation: automation, tech-enabled workflows, robotics
• Cloud: cloud-first, cloud migration, API integration, API-first
• E-Services: digital payments and wallets, e-commerce, online portals
• Systems Modernisation: digitisation, digitalisation, digital transformation
• Digital Infrastructure: public infrastructure, DPI-ready, digital inclusion
• Data Governance: data protection, data risk, compliance
• Adoption Roadmap: digital-first, adoption roadmap, skills training
• Digital ID: digital identity, digital ID
WHAT THIS MEANS
Across industries, many organisations are investing in systems and digital initiatives, but there are still clear gaps in how these are structured, connected, and used to support actual operations and performance.
The difference is not whether digital tools exist, but how effectively they are aligned with the way teams work, how performance is managed, and how decisions are made.
WHAT TO TAKE FROM THIS
Many organisations are already investing in data, systems, and digital tools.
What matters is how effectively these are structured, aligned, and used across the organisation.
IF THIS REFLECTS YOUR CURRENT SITUATION
Understanding where things stand is the first step.
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