VOICED : High tech Haitian company an example for the country

Sertab, a company in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, assembled 20,000 Android tablets in 2014 and aims to triple production. Despite success, it faces challenges like perceptions of Haiti's tech capabilities and frequent power cuts. Sertab offers various tablet models and aspires to be a manufacturing hub like Taiwan. However, concerns about low base salaries persist, though the company pays above minimum wage. Manufacturing alone isn't seen as a complete economic solution, but there's pride in producing 'Made in Haiti' tablets.

What challenges does Sertab face in changing perceptions about high-tech manufacturing in Haiti?

How does the backup generator impact production at Sertab?

What are the different models of tablets produced by Sertab, and how do they compare in terms of pricing?

Discuss the implications of performance-based pay for workers at Sertab.

What does the phrase 'made in Haiti' signify for the workers and the economy?