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Your needs are changing – so your FS consultancy should too

Big-approach consultancy services have served businesses well, but key gaps lessen their fitness in a tougher market

How Galway is flourishing – and what the city needs next

The city has exited the pandemic thriving, from the arts to medtech to hospitality to innovation – and more strategic investment will allow it to capitalise on its growth

Low code, high capabilities

Digital transformation has dramatically improved processes’ efficiencies, and the next step is further empowering those without coding experience to create their own processes

How to combat the rapid pace of change in business

For many companies, the rate of change can feel like it’s getting faster. In some cases it is, but help is there – and the learning curve is now smoother than ever

How the Festival City is unlocking even more for visitors

Galway and the Wild Atlantic Way’s tourism businesses are collaborating to help visitors locate even more of the area’s unique heritage and culture

How to ensure your will is tax-efficient

Proper estate tax planning is paramount if you want to secure your family’s future, according to Rory Coll of Galway-based tax specialists Coll & Co

Prime landholding at Wellpark comes to market for €1.75m

Sites of this quality and potential are rare in Galway and strong interest is expected, according to Sean Coyne of Cushman & Wakefield

New challenge for Kirby Group Engineering in a good cause

The company’s operations director Mikey Ryan explains how the Kirby Way Cycle has raised over €450,000 for its chosen charities to date

Taking the right steps to build up the skillset and increase the talent pool

The skills gap is a major issue for the tech industry and expanding the talent pool in innovative ways will go a long way to addressing it

Galway City Council driving key changes towards a bright future

By implementing the Galway Transport Strategy, the council believes that it will transform the city and make it an even better place in which to work and live

Paving the way for the next generation of businesses

The challenges facing SMEs now are greater than ever before, but their optimism, resilience, and a helping hand, will see them through this period

Strength in Numbers

The Women in Business All-Island Female Entrepreneurs Conference takes place in both Belfast and Dublin on October 11 2022. Lorraine Acheson, Managing Director of Women in Business discusses the why of the event, and what’s in store

How e-learning tools can help reach every student

Microsoft’s suite of education technologies gives teachers and students the power to teach, learn, collaborate and be creative

How financial institutions need seamless tech we can bank on

Irish banks already have the trust of the population. Bridging the technology gap will see them fighting fit in the face of new challengers

Why customer experience is vital in a time of banking flux

Banks and fintechs face different challenges with tech, but both must adapt to the customers’ need for contact with their banking provider

Rewarding innovation at the cutting edge of engineering

This year’s Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland Engineering Excellence Awards were held recently at Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel, and each winner was a testament to commitment of sustainability

The industry behind the Irish high-tech economy

Offering more choice, ideas and solutions, DataCentres Ireland 2022 on November 16-17 in Dublin, brings the data centre sector together

Core values and a strong brand promise underpin Grenke’s success

Justin Twiddy, managing director of the business equipment leasing firm, says SMEs need to embrace sustainability to remain competitive and profitable

Securing the business is a process

Information security is as much about people as it is technology

Taking information security seriously at all levels

Ireland prides itself on being a digital economy, but more needs to be done to ensure businesses remain secure