Avaya appoints new UK and Ireland managing director
Steve Joyner will take up role at telecoms company as it moves to become cloud-centric
Ireland at forefront of research into AI
Academia and industry are closely aligned in R&D activity in artificial intelligence
Jobs for the bots: will AI make humans redundant?
The impact of artificial intelligence on the labour force is a concern for many, but it won’t replace people, say industry leaders
Customer Service, please hold while we connect you to our bot
Call centres are increasingly using chatbots to enhance the customer experience
Manchester United honour Irish students killed in Berkeley
Bastian Schweinsteiger posed with a photograph of Dublin student Niccolai Schuster
€8m for large factory-office in Galway business park
Building of 16,074sq m at Mervue Business Park on outskirts of city for sale at €8m
Jobs recruiting hampered by lack of IT grads
Skills shortage worse in Ireland than in other countries, according to one chief executive: ‘In general, colleges aren’t as quick as they should be to update curriculums’
Galway to get 90 technology jobs
City councillor questions Taoiseach’s attendance at forum on new harbour plan
Avaya creates 75 new jobs in Galway
Company is recruiting staff for engineering, finance, IT and administrative roles
What start-ups can learn from multinational firms
One of the most positive aspects of Silicon Valley culture is the willingness to share learning, experiences and time
Cold look at the future sees a very different cast list in business
Cisco chairman John Chambers does not expect many of today’s biggest tech firms to survive
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