Ireland stories - Page 4

VikingCloud, a provider of cybersecurity and compliance solutions, has appointed Jim Burke as CEO to aid growth and strengthen its unified technology platform.

SAS appoints Jean de Villiers as head of analytics in Ireland, bringing his decade of data science expertise with 23 SAS certifications to the role.

Trintech has appointed Piotr Marczewski as Chief Revenue Officer to drive global growth and customer success using his decades of experience.

Customer data platform Amperity appoints Rian Smith as New Business Director and Sam Bessey as Lead Solutions Consultant to strengthen Asia Pacific presence.

Mark Thundercliffe has been appointed as an Advisor for Northern Europe at SAS, bringing 35 years of corporate, retail and business banking experience.

SNP appoints Dr. Jens Amail as its new CEO, possesses extensive management expertise in software services industry in Europe, the US and Asia.

Andrew McCabe appointed as Director of Government & Defense, Pacific at Johnson Controls, responsible for strategic services and key projects in Australia.

Ireland’s largest dedicated gathering of suppliers for data centres today opened in Dublin and is set to span two days.

​After fighting a seemingly never ending battle with campaigners, Apple has thrown its €850m Ireland data centre project into the ‘too hard basket’.

​Google has announced a further expansion to its data centre in south west Dublin with the estimated price tag of €150 million.

Lecturer Ashleigh Thompson and associate professor Andy Martin will present research at the European Association of Sport Management conference.

New Zealand's tech sector is alarmed as the latest OECD PISA survey shows a significant drop in education standards, endangering future competitiveness.

Kiwi business process software provider adds three new positions to its growing offices in Auckland in a bid to support its on-going growth.

First international channel availability of Surface RT and Surface Pro for Microsoft's commercial, education and public sector customers in 17 new markets.

New Zealand has risen to the second-best country for business worldwide, outranking the UK and US, according to Forbes, only behind Canada.

Maclean expands its team with four industry veterans, enhancing its strength in account management and business development.

The company has reported record sales and new customer acquisitions in all regions during the first quarter of 2010.

New Zealand may ban holding mobile phones while driving by year-end, possibly imposing a NZD $50 fine or 25 demerit points; handsfree remains allowed.