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Malcolm Raynor says that data reporting to help with predictive modelling for pre-emptive purposes is lacking in Bermuda

Malcolm Raynor envisages a future where the political parties allow radicals to speak their truth

Malcolm Raynor identifies ways that future governments can get in front of unsuspected hard times

Malcolm Raynor does not believe David Burch and Cole Simons acted on their own in making controversial decisions

Columnist Malcolm Raynor with a few thoughts on education, agriculture, retail and overseas online shopping

Columnist Malcolm Raynor on how the Netherlands took a big first step and reignites the call for the “Big Conversation” in Bermuda

Malcolm Raynor explores how Bermuda can be made safer, more efficient and healthier

Columnist Malcolm Raynor concludes an apology and atonement serve as the crucial first step in the healing process after an enslaved past

Malcolm Raynor writes that our small size could be used to our competitive advantage if there were greater unity exhibited on island

I experienced the telecommunications revolution first hand in Bermuda, working for the incumbent at the time when the local market deregulated from a duopoly in 1997. In preparation for competition, I recall a consultant’s comments during a workshop ...