Brendan Kiely the  Managing Director and co-founder of ThinScale Technology appears on this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast

In this COVID-19 world, how do businesses do remote working amid the challenges of security, privacy, compliance, GDPR and more? Ronan talks to Brendan Kiely, the  Managing Director and co-founder of ThinScale Technology who helps keep businesses running smoothly as they remote work. Brendan talks about what ThinScale Technology does, the increase in usage of their software, why remote working will become a permanent of our lives. the benefits of remote working and where their biggest markets are.

Brendan Kiely on the Irish Tech News Podcast

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