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CARIB | Sep 11, 2026

Liberty Business and AWS partner to accelerate digital transformation in Jamaica

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Charles Manus, Senior Director for Liberty Business (Photo: Contributed)

Liberty Business and Amazon Web Services (AWS) has officially launched a strategic partnership in Jamaica, bringing world-class cloud capabilities closer to local businesses and organisations seeking to modernise operations, strengthen resilience, and accelerate digital transformation.

The partnership forms part of a broader five-year strategic collaboration agreement between Liberty Latin America (LLA), the parent company of Liberty Caribbean, and AWS. Liberty Caribbean, the leading telecommunications provider in the region, are the operator of Flow, Liberty Business and BTC in the Bahamas.

Through the partnership, Liberty Business clients will now have access to AWS cloud services backed by local expertise, regional infrastructure, dedicated support, and managed service capabilities.

Liberty and AWS

Charles Manus, Senior Director for Liberty Business, said the collaboration strengthens the company’s commitment to helping Jamaican businesses compete and grow in an increasingly digital economy.

“Our ambition is to help Jamaican businesses move beyond simply being connected to becoming more agile, intelligent and competitive,” Manus said. “By combining Liberty Business’ trusted network, regional data centre capabilities and local expertise with AWS cloud and AI services, we can provide a secure and practical pathway to modernisation. From a small company preparing to scale to a large enterprise or government agency managing complex systems, we are committed to helping organisations turn technology into meaningful growth.”

The collaboration enables Liberty Business customers to benefit from cloud advisory services, migration support, managed cloud operations, hybrid cloud solutions, disaster recovery capabilities, and simplified local billing, all delivered through a single accountable provider.

The partnership is expected to benefit organisations across a range of sectors, including government, financial services, tourism and hospitality, healthcare, business process outsourcing, and other industries that rely on secure, resilient, and scalable digital infrastructure.

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