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Making the law on the new frontier in e-commerce

New developments in internet technology pose more and more legal and compliance questions. Will the metaverse add even more complexity?

Innovating for service

Despite inflation biting, Captiva POS has stuck to its guns in supporting the food service industry with a clear pricing model for its software and hardware

Helping retailers navigate the choppy waters of technological change

The technology in use in retail today is as complex as retail itself, and with long and often international supply chains, multiple sites and now omnichannel, retailers need the right IT solutions

Accessing the widest possible customer base

E-commerce sites that do not consider accessibility are not only risking breach of coming legislation, they are leaving money on the table

Securing work devices anywhere between home and office

A return to the office has not driven down demand for devices – in fact, businesses now have more reasons to consider how they procure and secure laptops, phones and tablets

Never left to our own devices

With businesses needing more and more devices, from smartphones to tablets, in addition to traditional laptops, controlling and managing devices is more essential than ever

Broadening the lending market

Non-traditional lenders are playing a larger role in raising capital to fund the expansion of Irish businesses

Preparing for the worst when the cybercriminals strike

A potential large-scale data breach has highlighted the threat to Irish businesses. But some organisations are still failing to be GDPR compliant, writes Jason Walsh

Deloitte Tech Fast 50 awards reveal plenty of growth and talent in uncertain times

Irish tech had a strong 2021 – and it is now seeking to continue its growth largely through international expansion, despite global headwinds

Delivering on digital transformation

The ‘low-code/no-code’ revolution promise a lot but can it deliver true digital transformation for business? Jason Walsh investigates

Delivering ultra-fast growth in retail to meet changing demand

This year’s Deloitte Technology Fast 50 winner, grocery delivery app Buymie, experienced 6,900 per cent growth over the last four years and continues to benefit from changes in consumer behaviour

Improving the customer experience

With both businesses and customers relying ever more on apps, customer experience is now primarily a digital experience. Is the code being developed today delivering

Design for thinking about delivering healthcare

The addition of artificial intelligence to healthcare can be boosted by the adoption of design-centred thinking that not only understands the true goal of any new tool, but also the complex and different needs of users

Understanding your data is key to securing it

Irish businesses increasingly recognise that they are potential targets for hackers, but what practical steps can they take, asks Jason Walsh

Your business is your responsibility

The prevalence of cloud computing, which abstracts business data away from in-house physical IT infrastructure, does not mean businesses are no longer responsible for securing their own data

Developing for secure software

True cybersecurity starts from square one, with security built into applications in the design and development stage

Digital information gives companies space to expand

Spatial information has long added intelligence to the decision-making processes of large enterprises and public sector bodies, but the same technologies can be used to help small businesses as well

Operational technology for intelligent life

The Irish life sciences sector was disrupted by the pandemic, but the right approach to technology could drive it forward

Putting information security at the centre of business

True security is about more than technology. Protecting a business needs to begin with a clear assessment of the information it holds, writes Jason Walsh

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