Even as Starr Computers’ Chief Executive Officer, Mike Mohan, asserts that his company continues to seek to deepen its footprint in the information technology sector, the United States-based Guyanese businessman had dropped a hint that his company is interested in further investments in what is now the country’s oil-driven economy. Last week the Starr Computers’ boss issued a statement announcing that it had made donations of Smart Labs to the Guyana Police Force Academy and the New Amsterdam Technical Institute in Berbice, gestures which the release describes as amounting to “a significant boost to educational resources within the Berbice community.”
