Yes, we can help you connect with the right service provider for this.

Yes, we’ve facilitated custom networks through our CEC infrastructure.

Of course! We can help to make that happen. In this case, we would typically host your network devices (firewall and switches) in our data room.

There are three ISPs including Logic, C&W Business, and C3. All provide fiber services.  

We work with Kirk ISS who are a leading provider of IT support in the Cayman Islands, and is an award-winning Microsoft partner.

Brac Informatics Centre (BIC) has state-of-the art data and disaster recovery centres in both Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac. Their facilities have been built to international standards and designed to withstand category five hurricane force winds. With redundant offshore data centres on two different islands located nearly 100 miles apart, BIC is able to provide a complete solution for both production and backup operations, all within the Cayman Islands legal jurisdiction.

CEC's Client Experience team can also put you in touch with payment gateway providers such as First Atlantic Commerce which offers online payment solutions that enable you to accept payments in up to 145 world currencies in real-time on a 100% PCI-compliant platform.

Logic, C&W Business, and C3 all provide corporate telephony services in the Cayman Islands. 

CEC members have access to our recruitment support services where we assist zone companies with job advertisements in the local market, internship placements, networking events where you can meet potential candidates, and where you might need additional support our team will help to connect you with professional recruitment agencies. 

The jurisdiction has quickly recognised the need to support tech education and develop a workforce capable of filling, and creating, emerging technical job opportunities presented by the growing number of digital sector businesses. Organisations focused on workforce development such as the University College of the Cayman Islands, Cayman Code Academy, Code(Cayman), and CEC’s Enterprise Cayman, are supporting a number of workforce-ready and entrepreneurial initiatives.

Cayman’s tech ecosystem is now delivering – financial assistance for code education, industry focused internships, a business design competition, a business incubator programme, computer donation drives, innovation tours, and so on. A plethora of engaging programming and events are now being produced in Cayman, which are helping to close the digital divide, are supporting accessible technology-driven training opportunities, and are solidifying professional networks, required to grow and sustain a vibrant digital economy.