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With more and more aspects of information and communications technology moving into the cloud, just what are the security implications of moving data off-site? Alex Meehan and Aoife Valentine investigate
There is no shortage of options when it comes to choosing how to develop IT skills, but how should technology pros consider the long-term impact of training on their careers? Jason Walsh investigates
Tech/Life Ireland, a new national initiative to brand Ireland as a top destination to pursue a ca...
Irish Tech can lead a united approach The two common themes in the wake of the Brexit vote have...
Irish biotech company Metabolomic Diagnostics has secured an additional €2 million in venture f...
Stephen Errity takes a look at some of the latest and forthcoming arrivals to the laptop market, taking in traditional machines and more flexible ‘convertibles’ that combine the best features of a laptop and tablet in one package. While Apple almost
In a special report from Stockholm, Jane Ruffino meets the business leaders who stay relevant after the first mover advantage fades
The second Internet of Things (IoT) Summit was held on June 14 in Croke Park. The event was atten...
Dublin-based start-up FoodCloud is celebrating reaching the final of the Virgin Media Business Vo...
Gráinne Loughran looks at the evolution of performance marketing, and what it means for your business
From flying cars to security breaches, Emily Maree is back with six questions for six experts
Dublin-based E-MIT Solutions took home a big prize at the Microsoft 2016 Partner of the Year Awar...
Jess Kelly meets some of the creative Irish businesses using mobile solutions to make lives easier
Róisín Kiberd reveals the ways in which businesses are waking up to what they can really do with CRM
Broadband is still a battleground in Ireland as providers look to differentiate and fill gaps, while politicians raise the temperature telling them that whatever they’re doing isn’t enough. Ian Campbell finds out what’s really happening on the ground
