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The release of the latest InVision App has been a highly anticipated event.  If you are into Screen Design then this app is worth exploring for you.  The teaser video below demonstrated its fundamental...

Esri Ireland today announced that Construction Information Services (CIS) has leveraged its digital mapping platform to present its members with a visual guide to construction projects around Ireland. ...

Over 70% of people would consider trying to legally minimise their tax obligations and within this, 35% would definitely make use of any tax shelters available, a recent survey has found.

Taxback.com a...

When and where is it on?

This year’s conference will take place on Tuesday, March 27, and focus on Lifelong Learning. Hundreds of professional learners and the employers seeking to hire them will conve...

The financial services industry has entered 2018 with a focus on digitising services to better meet customers’ needs. Leading banks understand that previously inefficient, paper-based processes and clu...

By @SimonCocking

The 1 minute pitch, what do you do?

QUASA Blockchain for Supply Chain

Imagine a fully integrated system across the entire supply chain, from the moment a shipment leaves the factory, t...

The statistics for data theft, online fraud and cybercrime have increased exponentially over the last few years. According to a survey carried out by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), cyber cri...

By @SimonCocking

What is your background briefly?

My name is Arina Gobuleva, and I am happy to be a part of the amazing team behind the revolutionary Blockchain concept Bulleon as the Marketing directo...

Latest interesting guest post by David Drake

Ripple XRP ended 2017 on a high note. Its market capitalization overtook that of Ethereum on December 29th 2017, after its value rose by 42.7% within 24 hou...

‘When I think about business models, I’m reminded of US Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart addressing the question of pornography: “I shall not today attempt further to define . . . and perhaps I c...