April was another great month for Irish Tech News, more interviews, more positive feedback (people love the UX!) and more followers on twitter, shares on social media, and hopefully even more big news coming in May. Here’s some excellent content from April you may have missed. As always in chronological order only.
April 1st Naomi Fein, We Think Visual
April 1st Clear Ink interview with founder Margaret Ward
April 2nd John Denehy, Zartis interview
April 9th Remote review by Jason Fried and David Hansson
April 10th Jack Black Business tips and interview
April 14th The Utopia Experiment, review and interview with Dylan Evans
April 17th Gary Kolegraff, Silicon Valley VC interview
April 20th Frank McCarthy Dublin entrepreneur, tips, review and and interview
April 21st Robby Ketchell Team Sky chief data analyst
April 21st Shane Snow Smartcuts, interview and review
April 28th Welcome to Mobilegeddon
April 29th Smarter Egg
April 30th Kavin Andi, Augemented Reality Surgeon
April 30th Aine Collins, TD
Dublin-based IT services and consulting company Origina today announced a significant expansion of its operations in…
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a leading global IT services, consulting, and business solutions company, operating…
A new international study has proposed an operational strategy to advance the Digital Twin of…
Irish game developers’ ability to punch above their weight in the competitive international games industry,…
Leading hiring platform IrishJobs has today published new data that reveals professionals in the IT…
Global law firm DLA Piper has today published the eighth edition of its annual GDPR…
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