Alex Meehan |
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The data explosion presents huge challenges to businesses, but also offers opportunities to build better relationships with customers
The data explosion presents huge challenges to businesses, but also offers opportunities to build better relationships with customers
Is your payroll software outdated, difficult to use or incompatible with other services your HR department regularly use?
Ransomware is getting ever more sophisticated and persistent, but there are proven ways to prepare and ensure a swift recovery
It is natural to fear what is different, but it‘s important to remember that artificial intelligence is there to augment and not replace the jobs humans perform in the workplace
AI has been seen as the future of customer service, but businesses should not put unreasonable expectations on what is still a young technology
From a clothes-rental subscription service to using data to drive philanthropy, Connected meets the people set to reshape the world through tech in 2020 and beyond
With no edition until February, we‘re looking ahead to his edition’s look ahead guides you through the next two months of important events in tech
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Hannah O'Brien talks to industry professionals about how Ireland is leading the medtech charge
Advances in tech mean we could be waving goodbye to our desk phones very soon
There are more varied options than ever in this fast-moving part of the market. Traditional tablets like Apple’s iPad are being continuously updated, while versatile two-in-one options from other brands marry the best functions of a tablet and laptop. Stephen Errity picks some highlights
The games, consoles, phones and films we remember from our youth are increasingly back in our lives - but nostalgia alone won‘t make them successful second time round
As more and more companies struggle to deal with the increasingly digital nature of business, project management is coming into its own. Alex Meehan reports
Alex Meehan looks how the way businesses store and back up data is changing