Connected Widening the net: the art of creating fast, secure networks and communicationsNew developments from artificial intelligence to 5G and SD-WAN promise to both improve and simplify network management, says Jason Walsh
Sponsored Seamless, secure digital transformation and cloud migrationWith SD-WAN (Software Defined Wide Area Network) and SASE (Secure Access Service Edge)
Connected UPMC: Security a key sales toolHealthcare company with 1,100 employees in Ireland, says its global tech operations centre in Kilkenny is crucial for future growth
Connected Stepping back out of the officeAs we lurch from the Covid pandemic to a cost of living crisis the very nature of work remains in a state of flux. With employees and management often pulling in different directions, is it too much to ask tech to bridge the gap?
Sponsored The importance of good data protectionData protection isn’t a box-ticking exercise but a continuous process that, when done right, can pay dividends for businesses, writes Quinton O’Reilly
Connected Waking up to Web3It has been touted as the next big thing, but what exactly is Web3? Emmet Ryan demystifies the jargon and goes in search of an internet model that offers real value for all users
Connected How TikTok is helping businesses to take offThink the platform is just for entertainment? Irish companies like Gym + Coffee are finding TikTok can also help turbocharge sales
Connected Artificial intelligence and CRM: the perfect matchCustomer relationship management is good, but integrating it with AI and and help turbo charge your business, writes Alex Meehan
Connected Security watch: The End(point) of it AllIn a world of remote work, endpoint security matters more than ever
Connected The human factor: why businesses need to improve the employee experienceEmployee experience is no longer a luxury sidebar, it has shifted to front and centre
Connected Zoom focuses on maintaining pole positionThe popular video conferencing platform is now the primary way to conduct business meetings, says Zoom’s chief information officer, Harry Moseley. And it has plenty more tricks up its sleeve
Connected Home is where the tech is: your guide to the best house automation gadgetsFrom heat controls to security systems, Eva Short takes you through the best smart-home devices on the market
Connected Start-up of the Month: Pitseal’s edible solution has silage coveredPitseal is a UCC agritech spin-off that has created a user-friendly, fully sustainable cover for protecting winter fodder
Connected Irish VC Act sees opportunities for founders in current crisisAct Venture Capital partner John O’Sullivan says start-ups with a good market opportunity will always find investment
Connected MedAll’s online platform delivers virtual training to medics in UkraineThe platform, whose backers include leading Silicon Valley executive Sarah Friar, was founded by Phil McElnay last year
Connected Building a sector at home with the futureThe construction sector is at last welcoming innovation through the work of a clutch of new tech firms in Ireland, and striving to improve its green credentials
Connected How will the tech sector deal with a downturn?A dramatic spike in inflation and the resultant interest rate rises, which are putting an end to cheap money, have sent a shockwave through the technology sector. Jason Walsh looks at just how bad things might get
Connected Should you place your trust in VPNs?With the number of people using virtual private networks continuing to grow, we ask whether they actually deliver on privacy and security – or whether they’re even necessary
Connected All-female finalists race to success in F1 in schools competitionBallina’s Future Racing will be going head-to-head with competitors from over 40 other countries at the world finals, which are to be held in July
Connected Euronext targets Irish tech companies Irish Stock Exchange owner’s new initiative aims to grow Europe’s technology sector, which lags behind that of the US and China