Ireland’s AI strategy: Attracting investment and talent
Government document provides framework for seizing the immense opportunity that excellence in AI development offers
Employment impact depends on how technology is adopted
Companies most able to use AI are seeing faster headcount growth than the least AI-exposed firms
Unlocking healthcare potential through AI and data
Health lags behind other sectors in AI adoption but the technology is already transforming research, work practices and patient outcomes
Building a future-fit electricity grid
Essential to supporting the State’s climate and economic ambitions, Ireland’s biggest electricity grid expansion programme is under way
As regulatory complexity dissuades investment, Europe demands simplicity
The goal is clear: to enhance economic competitiveness
Europe can escape fossil fuel shocks by accelerating its energy transition
Europe’s future prosperity is inextricably linked to the strength and resilience of its energy system
The R&D tax credit: Ireland raises its game as competitors play catch-up
Now is the time to broaden supports in order to sustain leadership
Ireland, America’s fifth-largest investor, doubles down
US companies employ about 245,000 people in Ireland, while Irish firms employ over 200,000 across all 50 US states
Beyond the bottom line: how corporate Ireland gives back to communities
Where an annual cheque once ticked a corporate social responsibility box, some of the most progressive Irish businesses now commit to longer-term community supports
Spinning it out: how Ireland’s strong scientific research ecosystem can be commercialised for greater good
New incentives and State-backed schemes have been designed to maximise spin-out potential
The five Cs of employee engagement: How to turn human resources into an ‘experience architect’
In an era of intense competition for talent, how HR can build the right conditions for retention and performance
Leadership in an AI world - a fundamentally different approach is needed
Just 5 per cent of executives believe their workforce is fully prepared for more advanced forms of AI such as agentic systems
Shaping Ireland’s fintech future
Sector is experiencing remarkable momentum – now let’s things up a notch
Leaving no one behind as vulnerable customers bank on accessibility
Closure of high street banks and ATMs, two-factor authentication and chatbots are unpopular among older people
Energy and fuel supply insecurities may mean working from home becomes more prevalent
While return to office mandates were rising, the hybrid working model continues to evolve