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Business systems today aim to be comprehensive across all functions
Increased agility is a key demand for many companies looking to avail of cloud solutions, writes Alex Meehan
Global business software vendor SAP offers systems for the smallest firms
Vodafone has repositioned itself to be an end-to-end partner on the cloud journey
After a few false starts, Microsoft is taking its customers to the cloud with a SaaS (software-as-a-service) version of the productivity suite that made it so successful in the old IT world
Social media is now an integral part of the average consumer’s daily life. Amy Eustace asks top marketers how to integrate it into a business
Print, scan, copy, fax – four key functions carried out tens of thousands of times a day in offices all over Ireland. Whether you run a small business or are responsible for the IT infrastructure of a large organisation, making the right choice of ha
An action plan for jobs in the gaming sector made bold promises in 2011, but with Britain stealing a march on tax incentives, insiders say Ireland needs to get back in the game
The new positions come on the back of a €650,000 investment by the firm. E-MIT has also appoi...
I spend most of my year repairing laptops and solving all sorts of problems with computers so it...
The tablet and laptop markets are completely saturated, which is good news for consumers this Christmas, writes Killian Woods
Yelp, the online urban guide, has acquired two European companies through its Irish subsidiary as...
Colin Baker: a new mobile phone concept builds on Lego’s appeal
Jane Ruffino: Journalists who understand technology are the ones who will tell us the stories we really need to hear
Obama has rowed in behind net neutrality, which will do more than tax incentives or start-up grants for the tech industry
