Tech Mahindra, a specialist in digital transformation, consulting and business re-engineering, opened a Centre of Excellence in Dublin on Monday. The Centre, to be operational in the first quarter of
Enterprise Ireland announced on Thursday a new Competitive Start Fund (CSF) of up to €750,000 to support start up activity in all sectors. The Fund which provides €50,000 in equity
Following the success of their Belfast seminar ‘Will GDPR drive your security strategy in 2017?’ IBM and Ward Solutions will co-host a similar event on Friday, February 10 in the
Rising material costs, extended supply chains and stricter regulatory controls and food safety standards have put ever increasing demands on the food and beverage industry. You may begin to wonder
Business software, accounting, workflow, process management and MRP. There was a time when we’d shout it from the rooftops, but nowadays, we’re less inclined to make that much noise. For
Pure Telecom surpassed the 40,000 customer mark, after adding more than 10,000 new customers in 2016, the company announced on Thursday. The Irish-owned telecoms provider now has 42,500 customers and
The trend in Biopharmaceutical manufacturing is shifting away from large, single-product facilities to smaller-scale, flexible, multiproduct facilities. This in turn is leading to greater equipment changeover efforts between campaigns/batches and
Cyber criminals will change their tactics in 2017 to exploit growing fears of brand damage and escalating fines, according to Ward Solutions, which announced its 2017 cyber security predictions on
Ireland were recorded as the second-highest users of social media by enterprises in 2016, according to a report released by the CSO on Tuesday. 67% of Irish enterprises employing 10
Eight out of ten CFOs were confident about prospects for the economy in the year ahead, according to a survey executed in Summer 2016 by PwC. The survey report, released
SIRO officially opened new offices in Carrickmines, Co. Dublin, on Monday. The ceremony was attended by Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Mary Mitchell O’Connor, who welcomed the creation of
Career and business social network LinkedIn announced on Tuesday, November 29, that the company will create an additional 200 jobs in Dublin. The announcement coincided with the visit of the
Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Mary Mitchell O’Connor attended a day-long meeting of EU Single Market Ministers in Brussels on Monday, November 28, to support the proposal for an
A survey conducted by Equinix found that Irish companies that have utilised the “Internet of Things” (IoT) reported a boost in productivity of seven hours per week per employee. The
Google began accepting applications from Irish entrepreneurs for its Adopt A Startup programme on Monday, November 21. The Adopt A Startup programme sees small businesses paired up with Google support
Enterprise Ireland’s Trade Mission to India, led by the Minister of State for Employment and Small Business Pat Breen, concluded on Sunday, 20th November 2016, having seen multiple partnerships signed
A research survey conducted by Amárach Research on behalf of BT Ireland found that 69% of CFOs say they are unfamiliar with Privacy Shield, while 63% are oblivious to the
US insurance company MetLife announced on Wednesday, November 16, that it would expand its Irish operations by opening a Global Technology Campus in Galway. The Campus, which is expected to
A report released by Irish law firm William Fry on Wednesday, 16 November, shows that 96% of survey respondents have a favorable view of Ireland as a data-related investment destination,
CallidusCloud has announced that it has acquired Datahug Limited, a SaaS predictive forecasting and sales analytics company. “There are more than 50 million companies in the world. They all want better
IndustryandBusiness.ie sat down with Alexander Janssens, head of group cloud propositions at Damovo, to talk about how they’re bringing their IT solutions together in the cloud. You’ve recently announced that all
Irish Cyber Security firm Integrity360 has announced the creation of 150 new jobs at its HQ in Sandyford, Dublin, in response to strong growth for its services in Ireland and
Online dispute resolutions platform NetNeutrals EU has announced that Dublin is set to house its European headquarters, creating 20 jobs over the next three years. Its office in Dublin 2
IT retirement company AMI has announced an investment of €1.1 million that will see the creation of 15 new jobs
Irish IT services and software company Redfaire has announced the creation of forty new jobs to in Limerick. Local TD
A new initiative designed to help developing businesses in the engineering, ICT & software and biosciences sectors has been launched
Worrying reports have emerged for the tech sector as Hewlett Packard has announced plans to cut its global workforce by
Technical support services company Trusource Labs have announced the establishment of an international operations centre in Limerick, which is set
Vodafone Ireland has announced the creation of 60 new technology and digital specialist positions over the next year to 18
US software giant Salesforce has urged EU regulators to launch a rigorous antitrust probe into Microsoft’s $26 (€23.4) billion bid
A new report compiled by Hays has found that while Ireland’s overall economic outlook is positive, a growing skills gap
A survey conducted by ICT solutions provider Datapac has revealed that Irish businesses expect to wait an average of 40
Software engineering and solutions provider Comtrade are targeting 25% year-on-year growth between now and 2020, after the company announced that
More than three quarters of banks from around the world fear the impact that fintech could have on their business,
Software company Datalex has seen its revenue grow 17% in for the six months to the end of June, as it
Dublin-headquartered company Exaxe has announced that it will be creating 20 jobs over the next two years following a significant
EMIT, a leading Irish business productivity and technology firm, today announces its implementation of a comprehensive managed IT security service
Enterprise software player Kaseya, has opened a new Dublin based EMEA headquarters, employing 10 more tech jobs. The bigger office at Custom
The Food and Drink IT Summit’s annual gathering will be taking place on July 5th in the Motorcycle Museum in
e ShopWorld recently announced that they will be creating over 60 jobs in Ireland.
Ireland has a new fastest supercomputer, owned by an unnamed software company. The computer was made by Hewlett-Packard and it runs at about 365.9 Teraflops per second.
According to a recent survey, nearly 1/5th of small enterprises in Ireland do not have an online presence.
Fleetmatics has recently announced that they plan to create 75 jobs based in Dublin by 2018.
Experis Ireland, which specialises in IT, Engineering and Science recruitment, has launched a new campaign aimed at enticing Irish expats
Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the global interconnection and data centre company, today announced results of a survey of senior IT
Fundamental reform in Ireland’s education system is needed if the digital skills gap evident in Irish society is to be
More than half of Irish companies don’t provide regular cyber security training to staff, a new survey commissioned by Data
Intel is set to cut hundreds of jobs from its Irish workforce as part of a global restructuring by the
Tech Connect Live, Ireland’s largest technology event takes place in the RDS in Dublin on Wednesday the 25th of May.
Microsoft has reported results that fell short of analysts’ expectations, showing its high-profile cloud business cannot quite make up for
Ralph Lauren Corporation, one of the world’s most widely recognised families of premium lifestyle brands, announced today the establishment of
Search Optics will create over 100 jobs in its new Dublin HQ over the next two years through the establishment of
Research conducted by Experis, the company which specialises in IT, Engineering and Science recruitment, shows that IT security breaches have
Slack is to create 80 jobs in Dublin over the next two years, bringing its workforce to 180 employed in Dublin. The company
HubSpot the Massachusetts-based marketing software company has announced plans to create 320 jobs in Dublin over the next three years. The
Dalatex has reported a 55% rise in profit after tax on the back of strong growth in the company’s revenue.
Equifax is to create 100 new jobs in Dublin. Equifax said its IT talent centre, on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay,
DCU Alpha, formerly known as DCU Innovation Campus, has announced that it plans to support 100 companies and 800 jobs
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