Digital Skills

Belfast startups thrive on back of region’s skills and talent pool

New digital tech businesses in Northern Ireland capital grow by 143% between 2011 and 2016 Turnover of digital sector in…

8 years ago

Innovation meets Education as charities take digital leap

Community Education and organisations from the nonprofit sector all across Ireland gathered in the NDRC this week to launch the…

8 years ago

Nominations open for Women in IT Awards Ireland!

Information Age - the leading B2B technology publication - has today announced that the world's largest technology diversity event is…

8 years ago

Microsoft Ireland calls for a holistic approach to improving Europe’s digital literacy

Microsoft is encouraging more European students to get engaged in computer science and boost their coding skills this week. Students…

10 years ago

Digital Skill Levels in Ireland Continue to Fall according to a new report by the Digital Marketing Institute

The Digital Marketing Institute digital skills report for 2016 found that digital skills in Ireland were on a par with the UK (37%)…

10 years ago

Review of Sprint by Jake Knapp, How to solve big problems and test new ideas in just 5 days.

By @SimonCocking. See our interview with the author Jake Knapp here. Since we interviewed the book's author Jake Knapp, the book…

10 years ago

Google Commits to Training 2 million people across Europe in Digital Skills

Last year Google gave a commitment to train one million Europeans in digital skills by the end of 2016 and…

11 years ago

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