Island wide Wi-Fi? / Island lajè Wi-Fi?

When you think of Wi-Fi, you think of a Starbucks where you can order coffee and food, and surf the web.  Sometimes city trains and buses will have Wi-Fi and many hotels offer Wi-Fi for free.  Some cities like Seoul, South Korea, are giving leases to large telecom companies to build up free internet by creating a large Wi-Fi network.

Gonave could be the first area in the Caribbean to institute a large Wi-Fi zone.  Why is this important when Gonavians need so many things?  Well for one more access to the world, gives Gonavians more access to ideas.  Increasing the technology of an area provides more jobs and innovation. 

The idea would be to first build up a particular area of Gonave.  I have mentioned in previous blogs, creating a commercial district.  Then connecting that area so anyone in that zone would have access to free internet at any time of the day.  Having free high speed internet that can connect cellphones, laptops, tablets, etc, will
allow for even educational institutions to change how they can teach students.

To build up the first commercial district with a Wi-Fi grid would be a great marketing tool for foreign businesses to locate on the island.  Tourist would be able to instantly upload their videos from the island, and residents can instantly catch the news from any place on the planet.

The cost to do a small project would be small compared to the massive payoff.  It could be another way that Gonave moves from obscurity to mainstream.

Go Gonave!

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Lè w ap panse nan Wi-Fi , ou panse a yon Starbuck kote ou ka bay lòd pou kafe ak manje, ak navige entènèt la . Pafwa tren vil la ak otobis yo pral gen Wi-Fi ak otèl anpil ofri Wi-Fi pou gratis. Gen kèk lavil tankou Seoul, Kore di sid, ap bay lwegwo konpayi telecom yo bati moute gratis sou entènèt pa kreye yon gwo rezo Wi-Fi .
Gonave ta ka zòn nan premye nan Karayib la entwodyi yon gwo Wi-Fi zòn. Poukisa sa a se enpòtan lè Gonavians bezwen anpil bagay? Byen pou yon sèl plis aksè nan mond lan , li bay Gonavians plis aksè nan lide. Ogmante teknoloji a nan yon zòn bay plis travay ak inovasyon.
Lide a ta dwe nan premye bati yon zòn an patikilye nan Gonave . Mwen te mansyone nan blogs anvan , kreye yon distri komèsyal yo. Lè sa a, konekte zòn sa se ​​konsa nenpòt moun nan ki zòn ta gen aksè a gratis sou entènèt a nenpòt ki lè nan jounen an. Èske w gen gratis gwo vitès entènèt ki ka konekte cellphones , laptops , tablèt , elatriye, ap
pèmèt pou menm enstitisyon edikatif chanje ki jan yo ka anseye elèv yo.
Yo pral bati moute premye distri a komèsyal ki genyen yon kadriyaj Wi-Fi ta dwe yon zouti maketing gwo pou biznis etranje yo jwenn sou zile an. Tourism ta kapab imedyatman Upload videyo yo soti nan zile a, ak moun ki abite ka imedyatman trape nouvèl la soti nan nenpòt kote sou planèt la.
Pri a fè yon ti pwojè ta dwe ti konpare ak règleman nan masiv. Li ta ka yon lòt fason ke Gonave deplase nan onbr prensipal.
Ale Gonave !

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