Europe

New French and Irish strategic partners announced for Ulysses research programme

The Irish Research Council and the Embassy of France in Ireland announced details today (15.06.18) of new strategic partners for…

8 years ago

International experts meet in LIT to discuss the future of social media as part of the fifth European Conference on Social Media

More than 100 international delegates will visit Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) on June 21 and 22, 2018 for the…

8 years ago

The New York Crypto and The City Scene

Written by Wayne Walker I am working yet again in New York City and I wanted to share some observations…

8 years ago

STATS Unveils New Office and European Headquarters in Limerick, Ireland

STATS’ Limerick Office to Employ 100 Full- and Part-Time Employees by End of 2018 LIMERICK/CHICAGO – June 12, 2018 –…

8 years ago

Blockchain Ireland Launched to Promote National Blockchain Innovation

Initiative is spearheaded by the Irish Blockchain Expert Group, led by IDA Ireland, and Irish-based organisations to position Ireland as…

8 years ago

How Brexit could affect the Irish economy and possible solutions

How Brexit could affect Irish economy and possible solutions We are still trying to understand all the possible consequences of…

8 years ago

May 25 Has Come & Gone – Meet the GDPR Rebels Who Refuse to Comply

Written by Marc Gagné  It’s a laughable understatement to say that the past twenty years have brought dramatic changes in online…

8 years ago

Conservative IT investment costs Ireland €9 billion each year

64% of Irish businesses are sceptical of the value of technology investment, according to new research from 451 Group and…

8 years ago

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