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Privacy and data protection legislation continues to evolve across the world. Recent developments, like the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, China PIPL, and the shifting landscape of U.S. privacy laws has organisations of all sizes struggling with staffing, process, and technology to manage their...

Until not long ago, a significant number of companies were not fully cognizant of the importance of developing anti-fraud and anti-corruption programs to prevent, detect and respond to these incidents. However, with the changing fraud landscape and given the rising number of corporate fraud cases...

Businesses and organisations are constantly face-to-face with changes, which require transformations to ensure competency and relevancy. ​BDO’s highly experienced advisory services teams across the world have the depth of industry and technical resources to respond rapidly to our clients’ needs...

Organisational processes are being fundamentally altered by the fourth industrial revolution, which is characterised by disruptive advancements in robotics, artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and other essential digital capabilities. Increased crowdsourcing, on-demand giga-work,...

A vital part of accomplishing sustainability goals is agriculture. Regenerative agriculture integrates and solves two of the biggest challenges the world is now facing: the need to provide an adequate supply of nutritious food and repair ecosystems that have been affected by human activities. By...

International Labour Standards and the United Nations recognise access to an acceptable level of social protection as a fundamental right of every person. In light of rising firm and industry reorganisation, as well as the growth of non-standard employment, social protection is becoming...

Today, data has become one of the most valuable assets of any organisation and every person, and therefore the most desirable object for cybercriminals. Most cyberattacks are aimed at stealing information, damaging, and changing internal data, and destroying confidential information. 

The Caribbean area has a long and rich history that has developed over many years. Long ago, the region was colonised by nations like Spain, Britain, France, and the Netherlands. The majority of the languages on the islands are a result of this colonial heritage. Thus, there are over 70 different...

The transportation sector is the main demand driver of fossil fuel consumption in the Caribbean. It accounts for 37% of fuel consumption in Jamaica, 36% in the Dominican Republic and 33% in Barbados. The development of renewable energy potential, the reduction of battery costs, and the...