INFORM : CHALLENGE : INSPIRE
It has been 20 years since the signing of the Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement and the establishment of InterTradeIreland as a North/South Implementation Body with a legislative mandate ‘to exchange
Recently in these blog posts I have been talking about the process we follow in developing software for our clients, says Nitec Software Development Team Manager, Mark Jones. A major
While every entrepreneur wants their business to grow, when that growth comes too quickly it can lead to a variety of problems. Coping with rapid growth can actually damage your
Chartered Accountants Ireland has warned its members not to be complacent about a Brexit political settlement that might not materialise before 29 March 2019. In a joint statement, the Chairs
Brexit and the lack of a local Executive are having “an increasingly negative impact on business growth and investment plans” according to the latest Quarterly Economic Survey published by Northern
Max Mackin is the CEO of Black Fox Solutions and Reactive Recruitment. As an infant Max contracted Polio, leaving him with a walking disability. Hospitalization and medical care greatly affected
A friend of mine, in another country, is involved in a dispute with a government agency which he believes has been acting outside its legal powers to the detriment of
Belfast based independent accountancy and advisory firm, Baker Tilly Mooney Moore, has concluded its thought leadership mini podcast series with advice to local businesses on overcoming the hurdles to growth.
Robin Hoyle, Head of Learning Innovation at Huthwaite International, discusses the first steps to creative change and cultural transformation. Making creative thinking commercial has long been a challenge for team
Artificial intelligence (AI) is something we talk about all the time. The industry and the mainstream media are full of speculation about the impact – and ethics – of AI,