Simon Talukdar

Quick answer: Guyana’s business environment is changing quickly, but growth creates an operational challenge: more customers, enquiries and transactions do not automatically create more capacity. AI can help companies absorb some of that growth by handling repetitive interactions and organizing information. Distribution and construction supply Contractors and commercial customers repeatedly ask about stock, specifications, alternatives,

Car dealerships spend heavily to generate enquiries, but digital leads can lose value quickly when the first response is slow, generic or never followed up. The problem is often the gap between the moment a customer sends a message and the moment a salesperson begins a useful conversation. Customers contact more than one dealership A

Quick answer: A hardware-store customer asking “Do you have this in stock?” sounds simple. At scale, it becomes an information problem that can consume a large amount of staff time. AI can help, but only when connected to reliable product and inventory information. Why stock enquiries create so much work Hardware catalogues can contain thousands

Quick answer: Agentic AI sounds more complicated than it needs to. For a Caribbean business owner, the important shift is this: AI is moving from systems that mainly answer questions to systems that can take approved steps toward completing a task. From answers to actions A generative AI assistant can draft an email or explain

The term AI agent is being used everywhere, but for a business owner the useful definition is simple: an AI agent is software that can understand a request, use information and tools, decide what step to take next and perform approved actions toward an outcome. That is different from an AI system that only generates