Artificial Intelligence

Salesforce survey reveals AI Is the #2 Growth Tactic for 2026 as Irish Sales Teams Turn to Agents

As sales teams kick off 2026 with ambitious new quotas, they're turning to AI, especially agents, to hit their numbers.…

5 months ago

New FET Micro-Qualifications in Artificial Intelligence to address critical skills gaps launched by Minister Lawless

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless TD has launched a new suite of Further…

5 months ago

BelTech Returns to Spotlight a New Era of Software Engineering

Ireland’s leading technology conference, BelTech, will return on 5 March 2026, bringing together industry leaders, engineers and technologists from across…

5 months ago

Taking a AI first approach Amy Lokey, ServiceNow Chief Experience Officer

ServiceNow is one of the world’s biggest SaaS and digital transformation companies is ServiceNow. When their Chief Experience Officer Amy…

6 months ago

Three-Quarters of Adults Want AI and Coding Taught in Schools

A new national survey commissioned by STEM South West, the not-for-profit organisation promoting STEM education and careers, shows there is…

6 months ago

Sovereign AI Selects Accenture and Palantir to Help Build Next Generation AI Infrastructure Across EMEA

UK-based AI infrastructure and solutions provider, Sovereign AI (S-AI) has selected Accenture (NYSE: ACN), and Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR)…

6 months ago

Spanish Point expands UK operations following 31% CAGR and Microsoft milestone

Spanish Point Technologies, a software engineering company and founding Microsoft Partner, has announced the expansion of its UK operations following…

6 months ago

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