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Smoke & Mirrors and Innovation to Extinction
Writing a paper for an International journal resulted in a better understanding and stopped me in my tracks.
Dec 19, 2022
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Matthew Cowen
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October 2022
Would you like to know more about the digital ecosystem in the Caribbean?
Take a peek here...
Oct 26, 2022
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Matthew Cowen
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May 2022
How to tame Twitter
Despite its best efforts to make you hate it.
May 9, 2022
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Matthew Cowen
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February 2022
Web3 Part 2: Digital Money and web 3 follow up
I recently appeared on a podcast with my friend and tutor for my Master’s, Jean-François Nantel, where we talked at some length about web3 and the…
Feb 22, 2022
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Matthew Cowen
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Web3 Part 2: Digital Money and web 3 follow up
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January 2022
Web 3.0 or Web 1.0 in sheep’s clothing?
After my recent hiatus from writing, I’m feeling good about writing a few essays this year on some of the emerging topics that have captured the…
Jan 16, 2022
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Matthew Cowen
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Web 3.0 or Web 1.0 in sheep’s clothing?
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December 2021
The Future is Digital is here to stay
I have been on a hiatus for the last few months for several reasons. Most notably, I caught the dreaded writer’s block and wasn’t able to write anything…
Dec 27, 2021
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Matthew Cowen
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June 2021
Computational
In this essay, I explore the meaning and consequences of Computational Computing. It’s a deep reflection on the state of tech currently and a work in…
Jun 10, 2021
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Matthew Cowen
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Computational
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April 2021
Thoughts on Clubhouse. Innovative Disruption in the Caribbean
I got on Clubhouse so you don't have to
Apr 1, 2021
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Matthew Cowen
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Thoughts on Clubhouse. Innovative Disruption in the Caribbean
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January 2021
Market Trends 2021 and beyond
Listen now (17 min) | Good day from Martinique. I’ve been on a hiatus for a few weeks as I wind down a multi-month project researching and investigating…
Jan 27, 2021
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Matthew Cowen
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Market Trends 2021 and beyond
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November 2020
The state of Digital Transformation in 2020 and some follow-up on the disruption of Intel
Listen now | My apologies for the long lapse between writing essays. If I’m honest, the world has been just too much to afford me the mental space to…
Nov 17, 2020
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Matthew Cowen
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The state of Digital Transformation in 2020 and some follow-up on the disruption of Intel
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October 2020
Digital Commerce. Blockchain (again)
Listen now | If you listened to the podcast version, you’d note I added some music. I broke out my skills in Garageband to make a quick accompanying…
Oct 22, 2020
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Matthew Cowen
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Digital Commerce. Blockchain (again)
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September 2020
Nvidia, AI and the Big Picture
Listen now | There are currently many moving parts to the tech industry, and as tech becomes more and more pervasive in society, it is getting roped…
Sep 25, 2020
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Matthew Cowen
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