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Blogs Illogical position The gender balance issue, not only in technology but business in general, must be addressed 8 Mar
Blogs Fear, uncertainty and doubt: tech’s constant companions FUD dogs the tech sector, but tech's failure to live up to expectation also impacts 1 Mar
Blogs Bigger collections, bigger threats The recent discovery of vast collections of stolen identities are perplexing. Just what are the blackhats up to? 14 Feb
Blogs When regulation gets teeth Recent moves on data protection by authorities could indicate a direction for future activity 8 Feb
Blogs Microsoft powering ahead with partnerships Redmond's new approach to the channel is paying off 6 Feb
Blogs Microsoft’s results a Surface-level success Tablet sales have propped up a middling quarter for Redmond and Cupertino 4 Feb
Blogs It’s not you, it’s us Microsoft has no intention of leaving the channel behind to engage with SMEs. Honestly. 25 Jan
Blogs Brexit Ireland: A prologue Draper Espirit's £100m investment fund is grabbing headlines but don't expect any local benefits 21 Jan
Blogs The data collection challenge Why would hackers be hawking a massive tranche of mostly stale data? 18 Jan
Blogs New year threatens small firms with double whammy Brexit and GDPR are set to bite in 2019 11 Jan
Blogs The real reality of artificial intelligence AI is working wonders in certain areas, but a general purpose AI is still a long way off, for several significant reasons 10 Jan
Blogs Reasons to be sceptical: five, seven, ten Not everything can be explained in bullet points 14 Dec
Blogs School’s out There is something wrong with our education system, and it needs fixing now 12 Dec
Blogs SMEs bearing the weight of the recovery Small businesses are driving economic growth but are still struggling for talent and investment 7 Dec
Blogs Gen Z untroubled by prospect of AI Today's teens have a more mature attitude to automation than their elders 4 Dec
Blogs Ireland caught off balance As the commuter belt tightens the regions have to get the benefit of a thriving IT sector 26 Nov
Blogs Facebook, Clegg and politics In pondering this odd move, after sheer wonderment comes cold hard reality 12 Nov
Blogs Failure to communicate Lack of progress on the National Broadband Plan is enough to make you give up on fixed line connections altogether 9 Nov
Blogs Ethics, technology and wisdom Intelligence does not equal wisdom, and ethics must be taught 2 Nov
Blogs More tricks than treats The changing nature of IT threats should have everyone in fear this Halloween 31 Oct
Blogs Ireland’s economic balancing act There is plenty of life outside the capital, if you bother to look 25 Oct
Blogs GDPR: why are we waiting? There has been no shortage of data breaches since 25 May, so where are all the fines? 12 Oct
Blogs The best of frenemies Who is the channel partner a partner to, the vendor or the customer? 12 Oct
Blogs Thank you for your attention Connected devices could be creating a disconnected workforce 5 Oct
Blogs ODPC must use Facebook breach to set standards Ireland needs to show it can be tough on data without scaring away business 4 Oct
Blogs The quality of Brexit is not strained The plan to exit the EU is pure Shakespearean comedy, but no one will be laughing come March 28 Sep
Blogs Degrees of flexibility A skills shortage and prohibitive costs are forcing multinationals to question the value of third level qualifications 18 Sep
Blogs Trust us, we’re professionals Vendors, the channel and IT decision makers are only half convinced of their infosec capabilities 14 Sep
Blogs AI and electric dreams Despite dire warnings from various quarters, there is unlikely to be an AI apocalypse any time soon. The reality is much more prosaic 14 Sep
Blogs Shutdown or meltdown: DC dilemma When faced with meltdown or shutdown, cloud services suffered. But was there another choice? 7 Sep
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