Final December round up of great interviews from the Irish and Global tech and social media scene. Thanks to everyone who contributed, and if you would like to guest post drop us a line.
Angel and venture capital insights from Dusan Stojanovic, European Angel of the Year, 2013
Why Ireland is a great place to come to work in the IT / software development sector
Emoji, hashtags, textual deformation: flesh on the bones of online language
Action-cams for the adventurer in your life, Canon, SONY, Kaiser Baas and GoPro reviewed
Idodi Venture Capital makes its first investments in tech startups
Qstream interviewed, Irish global leaders in mobile sales enablement and analytics
The Frugal Innovator by Charles Leadbeater, inspiration for businesses in 2016
Tips for startups to have a happy, successful and prosperous 2016
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Payoneer, the global financial technology company powering business growth across borders, has announced it has acquired…
Climb Channel Solutions Ireland, an international specialty technology distributor and wholly owned subsidiary of Climb…
The tech skills gap is ever worsening in Ireland, with even large firms struggling to compete with…
Guest post by Paul Turley, ServiceNow, Senior Director Ireland Enterprise Sales Artificial intelligence is reshaping…
By David Stephen If an organization [academic, nonprofit or industry] say they want to solve…
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated, has announced a €125m investment…
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