Technology and Innovation report
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Towards an artificially intelligent Ireland
In the context of a fresh European strategy around AI, eolas examines the potential for progress in Ireland. For much…
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The importance of Irish innovation
Innovation is a cornerstone of Ireland’s overall economic development policy. Minister of State at the Department of Business, Enterprise and…
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Public sector leads the way in embracing innovation
In the public sector, risk-taking must be balanced with pragmatism. However, that does not preclude public service bodies from being…
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The good, the bad and the artificial
As AI technology proliferates, particularly in relation to autonomous vehicles, we are faced with a challenge of preventing it from…
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2019: The year of eInvoicing
Within the first four months of 2019 central Government public bodies need to be able to receive and process eInvoices…
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Why Ireland should join CERN
Senior physics lecturer at UCD Ronan McNulty explores the most significant potential benefits of CERN membership for Ireland in relation…
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Accelerate innovation with health IT transformation
The health service in Ireland is under pressure to transform, and quickly. James Norman, Healthcare CIO – Europe & Middle…
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Face recognition technology: The human rights concerns
Queen’s University Belfast visiting professor Birgit Schippers examines the friction between human rights and civil liberties and the utilisation of…
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High-performance computing powering the public sector
Jean-Christophe Desplat, Director of the Irish Centre for High-End Computing (ICHEC), outlines ICHEC’s successful public sector Engagement Programme and reflects…
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National Broadband Plan
A report by independent process auditor Peter Smyth has found that neither former Minister for Communications Denis Naughten nor National…
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