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Blogs DCU final year expo demonstrates variety of STEM career options More than 200 projects show off breadth of tech sector 28 May
Blogs Peeling back the layers Satya Nadella's reductionist view of the world does it a disservice 23 May
Blogs Movement on blended reality at ARVR Innovate The Oculus Go is the device the industry has been waiting on 11 May
Blogs A tale of two services A recent Oireachtas committee has heard how one critical public service is vastly underfunded for ICT compared to another equally vital one 11 May
Blogs Athenry’s fate foreshadowed Poor planning process experience leaves the bitter issue of regional imbalance in FDI projects 10 May
Blogs Role models the key to STEM diversity IT isn't a 'traditional' industry but it can to fall into the same representation traps 27 Apr
Blogs GDPR or something like it US companies are largely clueless about the EU’s incoming data protection measures 26 Apr
Blogs Ireland brought to book over Leprechaun Economics The iPhone is a national treasure. So Apple would have us believe 18 Apr
Blogs Hackers and horror The grim reality of the extremes of war and the consequences of hacking in Syria 11 Apr
Blogs A referendum is not a beta test Facebook's clampdown on political ads will be too late coming to these shores 9 Apr
Blogs Foundation-level entrepreneurs showing no fear NDRC's latest report shows entrepreneurs aren't troubled by geography or experience 9 Apr
Blogs Handling errors Commonalities in recent incidents highlights the need for data management standards, and regulatory compliance 6 Apr
Blogs Nothing is shocking – except the Digital Divide Half of older people in Ireland have never been online - should we be worried? 5 Apr
Blogs Divide, divide, divide and conquer IBM's co-marketing spend isn't so impressive when you break down the numbers 26 Mar
Blogs Zuckerberg admits regulation is the way forward Facebook's founder knows his company needs moral arbiters, and he does not want to be one 23 Mar
Blogs A solid base for future launches Ambitions for space may seem a stretch, but it is more possible than ever before 16 Mar
Blogs Great staff want top gear Mobile workers need to feel invested, that starts with the kit they have to work with 14 Mar
Blogs Apple’s new office is a head-wrecker Cupertino's clarity of vision is a problem for some accident-prone employees 5 Mar
Blogs Peering into cloud Even as we adjusted to the hybrid cloud age, is it about to be superseded? 2 Mar
Blogs Proof of life The novelty of consecutive snow days wears off quickly for the remote worker 1 Mar
Blogs Good News Network shocks all with good news Everyone agrees the channel is working just fine as it is 28 Feb
Blogs Hooray for collaborators Technical and training partnerships with other channel companies could help to the skills gap challenge 23 Feb
Blogs It’s the little things With most Irish businesses having less than 10 employees and still thinking in terms of devices and applications, it can pay to think small 16 Feb
Blogs Location services find their place The Eircode v Loc8 debate has been settled, depending on where you stand 14 Feb
Blogs The cutting edge, blunted Despite computer development continuing apace apace on many fronts, the immediate replacement for x86 seems as elusive as ever 9 Feb
Blogs Subbed off, hacked off Why is it a big deal to admit that yesterday's 'subscription' is today's 'service' 8 Feb
Blogs Public body fine exemption sends the wrong message Data bill fine exemption for public bodies, except where they are competing with the private sector, is a retrograde step 2 Feb
Blogs IT does success, not succession The diffuse nature of e-commerce is bad for local and family businesses 2 Feb
Blogs Enet ‘wins’ at National Broadband, gets nothing The departure of eir marks the end of public sector interest in broadband 1 Feb
Blogs GDPR: painting a target? Will compliance be a badge of excellence, or a target for attack? 26 Jan
Blogs Facebook’s game show antidote to fake news Asking people to out their own confirmation bias is no substitute for independent curation 23 Jan
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