Restaurant-delivery software maker responds to 'crazy‘ last three weeks and initiates plan to expand quickly and globally

Who’s changing career in corporate Ireland this week

The stationless bike-rental start-up is using the Covid period to assess where it might duplicate its Dublin successes

The Indian spice retailer is also reorganising parts of its business to cope with the Covid-19 crisis

Some companies are proving to be better at navigating the mutating terrain of the Covid-19 crisis than others

Calt Dynamics is using tech to drastically lower cash-outlay costs for prototyping, giving start-ups much more flexibility

With spending down across the board, what’s important for brands and advertisers now is supporting their communities and adapting to their needs

Stefan Griesbach of Gannet Fishmongers says the smaller orders he delivers via Eatmorefish.ie give him greater quality control than ever

A recent survey showed a quarter of the Irish workforce is now working from home

When their dog ate their wedding album, James and Lauren McIlvenna were inspired to produce a range of interactive canine toys and treats to keep pets occupied

Who’s changing careers in corporate Ireland

The organisation’s new campaign aims to harness the power of its 15 stations and combined audience of 1.2 million listeners

Who‘s changing careers in corporate Ireland

Julian Douglas was initially sceptical about the whole idea of customer experience, or CX, but direct exposure to it convinced him of its potential as a business opportunity

Innovision uses cutting-edge technology to create 3D visualisations for large-scale infrastructural projects

The Dublin tech start-up’s service allows people to donate cashlessly by rounding up debit card transactions

When Erica Hargaden’s first child kept her awake for nights on end, she pledged to help other parents enduring the same problem

Who’s changing careers in corporate Ireland

From taglines and colour schemes to fonts and faces, there are many ways to ensure your business or product is recognisable, and plenty of successful examples to learn from

Dublin tech firm is to receive €300,000 from the state body