Business

32 Startups selected to participate in Google’s Adopt a Startup Programme

Google’s Adopt a Startup programme will be bigger than ever this year with 32 Startups from Ireland and other countries…

11 years ago

IrishBizParty Inspires Conference heads to Fermanagh

The online phenomenon that is Irish Biz Party have chosen Fermanagh as the destination for their fifth national business conference,…

11 years ago

€500,000 in new funding to support Start Up Businesses in Agricultural & Manufacturing sectors

The Minister for Business and Employment, Ged Nash TD, today launched a new €500,000 Enterprise Ireland Competitive Start Fund to…

11 years ago

Digital Skills Institute Launched to Meet Demand for Affordable Online Training

In what is an exciting and innovative new venture for the benefit of Irish businesses, the Digital Skills Institute has…

11 years ago

WabiSabi Coworking Community

Coworking is changing the way entrepreneurs, start ups and SMEs can interact in a work environment. It allows companies to operate…

11 years ago

New Surface Enterprise Initiative Will Further Windows 10 Adoption

Dell will sell Surface Pro devices along with enterprise-class support and services; HP, Accenture and Avanade to also join initiative…

11 years ago

Startup Gathering Programme Launched

The Startup Gathering 2015 programme of events was launched today by Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton, T.D…

11 years ago

From Noise to Signal. Stephen Few, data visualisation expert coming to Dublin

By @SimonCocking Great interview with Stephen Few, founder of Perceptual Edge who specialise in data visualisation in simple, practical ways to help people…

11 years ago

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