Ronan Leonard

Galvia AI announces new partnership with Sheffield Hallam University, creating AI chatbot for students

Galvia AI, one of Ireland’s leading artificial intelligence companies, has announced a partnership with Sheffield Hallam University to improve student…

1 year ago

Exciting Autism partnership announcement between leading charity and Irish offices solutions company

Codex, Ireland’s leading B2B provider of office supplies and solutions, has announced a partnership with AsIAm, Ireland’s Autism charity for…

1 year ago

LinkedIn Opens New Dublin Campus, Marking a New Chapter in Its Growth Journey in Ireland

LinkedIn has officially opened its new campus at 4 Wilton Park, consolidating its Dublin operations into a modern, sustainable hub.…

1 year ago

Sia expands in the UK with acquisition of leading consulting agency, The Upside

Global consulting group Sia has announced the acquisition of The Upside, a British consulting agency, as part of the firm’s…

1 year ago

Midland Tyre Services reduces accidents by 54% with Samsara

Midland Tyre Services has established a new standard of safety across its entire fleet operations by implementing advanced AI-powered solutions…

1 year ago

Ireland’s EU Climate Pact National Conference returns for its second year to drive grassroots action

The event will bring together a broad range of individuals, communities, local authorities, and organisations, all united in their efforts…

1 year ago

Sligo engineering firm among first in Ireland to use new digital technology to reward staff

Sligo based engineering firm Jennings O’Donovan are one of the first organisations in Ireland to use new digital technology to…

1 year ago

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