The Women in Technology – Company Award will recognise a company which has demonstrated a strong commitment to attracting, retaining and developing women across its workforce. Women are under-represented in the technology sector with only 19% of women employed in technology companies or in ICT roles in other industries. However a strong representation of women
The Donegal SCALE-X Technology Accelerator Programme has been launched and is open for applications. The programme runs 9th June – 1st September and will focus on giving start-ups a deep understanding of the metrics that can drive success, the skills to build financial models that stand up to investor scrutiny, and industry engagement and mentorship
The “Missing Entrepreneurs 2019” report focuses on inclusive entrepreneurship policies and is part of an ongoing cooperation between the OECD and the European Commission. The policies outlined in this EU report are aimed at reaching the target groups (such as women, migrants, youth) for whom the usual barriers to start and grow a business are
Twelve successful applicants representing Academic Institutions from across all regions have secured funding for their projects. Speaking ahead of a special Cabinet meeting on jobs in Trim, Co. Meath, Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys TD and Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh TD announced the results of the Regional Technology Clustering
Ireland’s Digital Town 2019 has gone to Sligo highlighting its achievements in digitisation. The initiative, founded by IE Domain Registry, aims to convey the benefits that the internet brings to towns. Furthermore, they work at ensuring local economies and SMEs about advantages and potential of digital technology. This event was celebrated at The Model Gallery,
We’ve assembled a list of the top skills that technology companies are looking for in 2019, to help you make choices about your careers. Java Software Engineers, particularly those with experience with Spring Boot Based Microservices. Scala engineers are very hard to find. The market in Dublin for Scala is small and many companies consider
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