Digital Workplace Ireland conferences can help you streamline and transform your business, writes Quinton O’Reilly
Ireland is in a unique position, both geographically and culturally, that could work to our companies’ advantage when Britain leaves the EU, lawyer Simon Deane-Johns tells Quinton O’Reilly
While the rate of ransomware attacks is on the decrease, businesses should be vigilant as newer and more sophisticated attempts emerge, writes Quinton O’Reilly
Starting out as information security and data protection specialists, ISAS is now maturing to offer outsourced data governance services to help clients manage their regulatory and compliance obligations, writes Quinton O’Reilly
Most digital transformation strategies focus on the end-user for results, but forget about those within the company, writes Quinton O’Reilly
Takeaway app hoping to grow Irish user numbers ahead of a planned expansion to Manchester
The new regulation may no longer dominate the headlines, but the task of enforcing new data laws has only just begun. Quinton O’Reilly reports
It’s easy to take things for granted. When something has been around for quite a while, it can lead to it being treated as part of the furniture, an item that’s always been there, but Quinton O’Reilly says you need to think differently
If its experiences in 2018 so far are anything to go by, Salesforce only shows signs of speeding ...
Now in its 21st year, Maryborough Hotel, Douglas, continues to go from strength to strength thank...
Mark McArdle of Intact Software says companies need to reframe the subject matter when pondering big data, writes Quinton O’Reilly
Tipped to be Ireland’s fastest growing city over the next 20 years, key investors are fuelling the boom in Cork’office infrastructure projects, writes Quinton O’Reilly
With major commercial projects under way in Cork, and the city centre, the docklands also seeing ...
Eighteen months after undergoing major renovations, the Montenotte Hotel has developed a reputati...
The rise in large foreign companies choosing Cork as a base reflects the growing confidence in the region, writes Quinton O’Reilly
