From image recognition cameras at supermarket checkouts to Limerick being one of Europe’s greenest cities, Emily Maree is back with six big questions for six experts
From those fresh off the plane to those who have made a life there, Emmet Ryan meets the Irish shaping the tech scene in the Big Apple and gets their advice for people considering making the move
With so many vendors pushing managed service propositions, the business challenge is finding the one that best aligns to your strategy and vision. Ian Campbell reports
Both VR and AR are gearing up for their moment in the sun and, once it comes, the benefits to businesses will be significant, writes Quinton O’Reilly
Durran currently holds the role of general manager at Xintec, having played an instrumental role in the company’s road to profitability over the last number of years
Designed to break down unnecessary divisions between departments, Duet addresses customer needs by sharing data between sales and support tools in a single platform
The company’s goal is to increase recycled content plastic in its personal systems and print hardware and supplies to 30 per cent by 2025
Ethics and leadership were core themes, with whistleblower Erika Cheung telling Inspirefest about her role in exposing the truth behind Theranos
The awards aim to recognise outstanding talent in the data science, artificial intelligence and analytics sectors in Ireland
Although the Dublin office has been here for nearly 20 years and was one of the first international locations for the tech company, it was the firm’s first conference event in the capital
Following a detailed tendering process, TEKenable was selected as the preferred solution provider because of the company’s experience and expertise in the marketplace
Now in its tenth year, the event brings together experts and more than 1,000 industry professionals
The news follows Arkphire’s acquisition last year of CloudStrong, a specialist cloud solution provider based in Castlebar, Co Mayo
Blockchain is having an impact on the jobs market. Fiona Alston looks at how you can immerse yourself in the developing technology and how staying one step ahead of the curve could land you among the stars
As connectivity becomes everything, businesses not only have more complex networking requirements, but also demand greater flexibility. In addition, with the rise of the mini-multinational, more and more businesses have branch offices in far-flung locations
