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Digita Global launches AI product to optimise business operations
Kemal Brown, chief executive officer of Digita Global Marketing
Business, Latest News
August 28, 2025

Digita Global launches AI product to optimise business operations

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Digita Global Marketing (DGM) has launched “clickAibl”, an artificial intelligence (AI) powered automation product designed to empower businesses and organisations to optimise operations with precision and ease.

Developed in collaboration with a Canadian AI technology partner, clickAibl is expected to meet the dynamic demands of industries across Jamaica by offering real-time insights, allowing companies to automate, track, measure, and boost operational efficiency.

According to Digita Global Marketing, within clickAibl’s first month of implementation, businesses can expect a staggering 45 per cent improvement in efficiency, rising to 75 per cent within six months. It said these results are driven by clickAibl’s state-of-the-art features, including predictive analytics, customised workflow automation and AI-driven performance tracking.

“Our mission at DGM has always been to deliver excellence and drive digital innovation and transformation in Jamaica and beyond. clickAibl is a testament to that vision,” said Kemal Brown, chief executive officer of DGM.

“By integrating advanced AI technology with industry needs, we’re not only giving Jamaican companies a competitive edge but also contributing to the modernisation of the local business ecosystem,” he added.

Noting that clickAibl is not another automation product, Brown said, “It facilitates a dependable, intelligent workforce that never sleeps, never forgets and never needs a sick day. It allows business owners to focus on strategy and growth while AI handles the heavy lifting and repetitive tasks.”

With clickAibl, companies can automate sales, operations, human resource management, and other key departments, eliminating repetitive tasks and improving operational efficiency.

“From seamlessly onboarding and offboarding employees to automating customer interactions and follow-ups, clickAibl ensures 100 per cent reliability,” Brown said. “AI doesn’t need reminders or supervision— it simply gets the job done, every time. clickAibl can become a department of one.”

By leveraging clickAibl, businesses— small, medium and large— gain a fully scalable, always-on solution that enhances efficiency, improves customer engagement and drives measurable growth.

“Whether it’s automating sales outreach, handling HR (human resource) requests, and onboarding, or streamlining workflows, clickAibl gives companies an unmatched level of predictability and precision — a real game-changer for business operations in Jamaica and beyond,” said Brown, adding that clickAibl seamlessly integrates with existing business tools, making it the go-to solution for industries spanning finance, accounting, logistics, manufacturing, retail, professional services and more.

“As Jamaica continues to embrace AI, we see immense potential to elevate our industries to global standards,” he said. “With clickAibl, DGM is committed to being at the forefront of this revolution, empowering forward-thinking businesses to achieve their fullest potential.”

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