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O.C.E. Technology’s Debug Tool Approved for European Space Agency’s Next Generation Navigation Technology

O.C.E. Technology, an Irish software company, today announced that its debug tool (DMON) has been approved by the European Space…

9 years ago

AMI’s IT retirement deal with ICT Services worth €150,000

AMI has been appointed by ICT Services to manage the collection and data sanitisation of its customers’ laptops, PCs and…

9 years ago

Ready, Steady, SCRATCH! Schools invited to register for National Coding Competition

It’s not often that you’re told to ‘get scratching’ but that’s exactly what the Irish Computer Society is asking schools…

9 years ago

How to pick the best Social Media platform for your business?

Latest great piece by new contributor Robert Alexander Founder/CEO of @360WiseMedia Recognized Top Brand In @Onalytica360Wise® | Partnership with @AP | Featured In @spinmagazine @YahooFinance @Irish_TechNews…

9 years ago

Heather Brunner, Chairwoman & CEO, WPEngine interviewed by Andy O’Donohue

Interesting guest post podcast by Andy O'Donohue. Helped make happy Macs for a decade, now I'm all talk. Series Editor: The…

9 years ago

How to create the biggest SaaS event in Europe. Alexander Theuma, SaaStock co-founder

By @SimonCocking. interview with Alexander Theuma Lean Upstart. Cereal Entrepreneur. Poor mans Elon Musk. Co-Founder and Editor in Chief of @SaaScribe and maker…

9 years ago

A beginners guide to transactional emails

Useful guest post by  Tanishq Juneja  #CEO of Pepipost who we recently featured here. http://irishtechnews.ie/business-showcase-pepipost/ Email needs no introduction in 2017. It’s the…

9 years ago

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