Julian Douglas from Home Care Direct and Brian Kenny from MiniCorp appear on the latest episode of the Irish Tech News Podcast

Julian talks about How Home Care Direct got started, what it does, how it works, how his experience of online business consultancy, corporate management strategy, technology, online development and digital marketing has helped him with Home Care Direct.

Brian explains how MiniCorp got involved as the developer of the Home Care Direct platform, and Julian talks about why MiniCorp is the perfect match for Home Care Direct. Brian talks about the Home Care Direct apps and how they work.

Brain and Julian talk about the future plans and innovations for the Home Care Direct apps, how Irish Tech Companies Intercom and Stripe are very important to them, and including going to markets overseas.

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