As Ireland sets ambitious renewable energy targets for 2020 and 2030, Aoife Valentine considers how industry can play its part
With 5G being rolled out from later this year, it’s going to be a game-changer for IoT-powered smart cities, assuming the security piece is nailed early, writes Aoife Valentine
With smart cities and 5G coming down the line, security needs to be top of the agenda when it comes to the Internet of Things, writes Aoife Valentine
The deadline is looming to upgrade to Windows 10, and ever-growing security risks to businesses make it a no-brainer, writes Aoife Valentine
The deskbound days of nine-to-five workers are on the way out, and the business case for mobile working is only growing, writes Aoife Valentine
Whether the National Broadband Plan is scrapped or not, rural businesses seem to be left in a similarly unconnected position, and they can’t wait any longer, writes Aoife Valentine
A lack of trust and acceptance is holding businesses back from the benefits of artificial intelligence, but it’s coming in hot anyway, writes Aoife Valentine
We may not be quite there yet, but composable infrastructure is already changing the way we manage servers, writes Aoife Valentine
Companies have long needed to establish strong data back-up plans and GDPR is continuing to be a driving force for organisations to tighten up their protections, writes Aoife Valentine
PAYE Modernisation, a huge overhaul to the payroll and revenue reporting system, is coming next January and businesses should be prepared, writes Aoife Valentine
Millennials and Generation Z workers, accustomed to using Skype and Facetime at home and when travelling, want access to similar technology at work for virtual meetings with colleagues and customers alike, writes Aoife Valentine
There are sophisticated tools to help businesses make sense of the information they have, says KPMG’s Paul Toner
There’s more to securing the cloud than simply preventing against hacking. More focus should be...
As data volumes grow exponentially for businesses, the focus is turning to how best to derive value from it
With the urban and rural broadband divide closing across Ireland, connectivity is becoming increasingly central to businesses
