Róisín Kiberd takes a look what’s happening in the growing market for video-conferencing tech

Róisín Kiberd reports on how to keep your cloud safe from external threats – and from yourself

Róisín Kiberd looks forward to 5G and reviews the broadband your business can run on right now

Róisín Kiberd meets the Irish start-ups leading the charge in the growing area of pet tech

Róisín Kiberd invites you to check your endpoints. Are they secure? Are they integrated?

The Southern Construct conference examines problems facing the industry in Cork, but an air of optimism prevails, writes Róisín Kiberd

Chatbots are becoming an increasingly important way for businesses to communicate with customers and they offer an ideal starting point for companies to see what artificial intelligence can do, writes Róisín Kiberd

Róisín Kiberd explains how data protection became the way to customers’ hearts

Designed to break down unnecessary divisions between departments, Duet addresses customer needs by sharing data between sales and support tools in a single platform

Róisín Kiberd takes you on a journey of bizarre names with conventional risks

Róisín Kiberd looks at how phishing and malware remain potent threats despite their long history

Technology can make everyday life more sustainable, connected and enjoyable – if we box clever, according to speakers at last Thursday’s Smart Cities and Regions Summit in Dublin, writes Róisín Kiberd

Data is travelling to new frontiers, but the old rules apply, writes Róisín Kiberd

Róisín Kiberd on how the new blossoms of artificial intelligence are here to brighten your day

Ireland currently ranks as the sixth ‘most-digital’ economy in the EU. Last week’s Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Summit provided an overview of where we are now, and where AI can take us in the future, writes Róisín Kiberd

The next wave of video conferencing offers more than just boardroom meetings, writes Róisín Kiberd

Post-GDPR, data protection is more important than ever, writes Róisín Kiberd

A River in the Trees alternates between the story of Hannah O’Donovan, a 19-year-old living in west Cork during the War of Independence, and Ellen, a 38-year-old living in modern-day London who has returned to Ireland with her life quietly falling apart