Government 3.0 Summit in Croke Park hears how the Irish government is underachieving in the digital space
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Ditching fossil-fuel vehicles could help us meet our carbon emissions targets, according to experts at this week’s Electric Vehicle Summit in Croke Park
When the General Data Protection Regulation is introduced next May, individuals will get control back of their personal data, but for companies, it means being prepared and compliant
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