Pacific Business & Technology
Technology insights, practical business guides, and stories about the people and organisations shaping Fiji's future. Written by Sahil Kumar, ArtWiz.
An AI-generated video is impersonating a real Fiji One News presenter to sell a fraudulent investment scheme. Fiji TV and the Reserve Bank have both condemned it. The UN says this is just the beginning for the Pacific.
Fiji isn't rushing AI regulation. It's deliberately sequencing it last — built on top of cybersecurity, national ID, and cloud foundations first. The target is 2027. Here's what that actually means for businesses operating in Fiji right now.
Generative AI is automating the exact work that made BPO profitable: high-volume, rules-based tasks. Fiji is betting its economic future on growing that industry at precisely the moment the industry is changing shape.
Both platforms handle invoicing and bookkeeping. Neither is built for FRCS, FNPF, or Fiji's VAT system. Here's what that gap actually means for Fijian SMEs making the choice.
Google is spending US$250 million to build a data center and cable landing station at Natadola, Fiji. Here's what's actually happening, what it means for Pacific connectivity, and what it still doesn't solve.
Most Fijian businesses treat IT as a cost centre — something to fix when it breaks. After 8 years managing infrastructure across hospitality, retail, and construction, here's what that mindset actually costs.
Still using a Gmail or Yahoo address for your business? Here's how to get a professional email like you@yourbusiness.com — including where to register your domain in Fiji, and which email host is right for your budget.
Most budgeting apps cost money, track your data, or both. I built FinanceOS as a free, forever-private alternative — no backend storage, no subscriptions, your financial data never leaves your browser.
Microsoft 365 gives your business professional email, Teams, SharePoint, and 1TB of cloud storage for under $6 USD per user per month. Here's how to set it all up from scratch — no IT department required.
Pirated Office, personal Gmail for business, Excel doing the job of five different systems — the pattern repeats across every industry. Here's what these decisions are actually costing you.