Business

First Derivatives and MRP make Belfast office move to support rapid growth

First Derivatives plc (FD) and MRP have recently relocated their joint Belfast office to accommodate the rapid growth of both…

8 years ago

Winners of the National Project Awards 2018 announced

The Ireland Chapter of Project Management Institute (PMI) has announced the winners of the 2018 National Project Awards, sponsored by…

8 years ago

Restart Your Startup

by Jerry Witkowicz   Declining cryptocurrency valuations will drive more blockchain startups to failure unless these companies restart their startups.…

8 years ago

3 Sales Myths that are hurting Business

by Paul Owen, shortlisted in 2018 The Business Book Awards for his book, Secret Skill: Hidden Career, published by Rethink…

8 years ago

Accela, provider of cloud-based productivity solutions for government, to open Dublin office

Accela, a provider of cloud-based productivity solutions for government, announced today the opening of its Dublin office and plans to…

8 years ago

Truata Wins Prestigious International Privacy Innovation Award

Truata, the Dublin based data anonymisation and analytics company, has today been awarded the 2018 HPE-IAPP Privacy Innovation Award at…

8 years ago

Get in the Ring’s 6th edition of Global Startup Competition is open for applications

Get in the Ring have announced that the sixth edition of their Global Startup Competition is open for applications. This…

8 years ago

Vodafone Ireland partners with HealthBeacon to provide global IoT connectivity

Vodafone Ireland has announced a global partnership with Irish digital therapeutics company, HealthBeacon, to provide IoT connectivity for the rollout of…

8 years ago

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