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Vast swaths of office space have been left empty after a big shift to remote working
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Data about enhanced productivity when working remotely is mixed and depends on context, type of work and the individual
How Dropbox got smart about hybrid work
The tech group operates a studio space in Dublin where people can meet in person, on average once per week
Austrian bank to offer Irish home loans, bird protection clashes and iPhone gripes
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The dwindling shelf life of labour skills is concerning - but never underestimate the power of informal learning
To avoid being sidelined by ageing skills, workers and leaders need to become ‘infinite learners’
How the workplace has changed in the past 20 years
Technology has transformed many jobs but cultural shifts are just as important
Workplace interruptions raise stress and error levels and lower productivity
Report says 581 hours per person are being lost annually due to distractions at a cost of $34,448 per person
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GrowBoxes, the unique employee engagement initiative, took root during the pandemic
Significant increase in office leasing activity in second quarter
But take-up of 200,000sq ft recorded in the capital a long way off normal level of activity
2K Games to pay €60 per sq ft for offices at One Park Place
US video games publisher enters into 10-year sub-lease as Dropbox goes ‘virtual first’
Hybrid working: Fomo and the danger of office cliques
Dropbox has dropped the hybrid model over issues with inclusion and career progress
Not working 9-5: Can a non-linear model improve the way we work?
The idea of what constitutes a working day is up for renegotiation post Covid
Evervault to expand as founder urges encryption not regulation
Data security company aims to grow employee numbers by 20, Shane Curran says
Berlin calling: Dubliner ready to make her mark as N26 grows up
N26’s new chief operating officer Adrienne Gormley on joining the fast-growing fintech
State lags in ranking of best ‘start-up friendly’ nations
Mid-table mediocrity for the Republic in rankings headed by Baltic States
Irish patent firm in multimillion dollar settlement with tech giants
Neodrón had launched infringement lawsuits against tech companies
Digital bank N26 targets one million customers in the Republic
Company’s new Irish chief operating officer Adrienne Gormley outlines N26’s ambitions
Working from home? Make sure you take time to disconnect
Dropbox is driving healthier work/life balance among its global workforce
Covid-19 may slow Dublin office letting to lowest level since 2012
Commercial property crash ‘unlikely’ as oversupply and debt not issues, HWBC says
Hackers for hire targeted hundreds of institutions – report
28,000 web pages set up to steal passwords from elected officials, lawyers and journalists
Hackers for hire targeted hundreds of institutions, says report
Researchers found 28,000 web pages set up to steal passwords from elected officials, lawyers and journalists
Young Scientist winner Shane Curran (20) raises $16m for start up firm
Silion Valley heavyweights back data-privacy technology firm Evervault
Red Flag: Data given to Eames Solicitors ‘without a lawful basis’
Ruling states that Dropbox unlawfully shared data with Denis O’Brien’s solicitors
Frontline Ventures targets US tech companies with new $80m fund
New fund known as FrontlineX focused on companies expanding into Europe
On your bike: Dropbox backs Dublin Cycling Campaign
Tech company backs organisation seeking to make the Irish capital more bicycle friendly
Dropbox’s Irish unit cuts losses after revenues rise to $627.5m
Subsidiary accounts for 45% of $1.39bn in global revenues last
KPMG secures new offices at Park Place
‘Big Four’ accounting giant to pay €60 per sq ft at Clancourt’s Hatch Street development
$4bn corporate travel unicorn Tripactions gets ready to book European growth
Tripactions targets several potential clients based in Dublin as part of its European drive
Child abuse: How and why tech companies look the other way
Tech companies are far more likely to review files on their platforms for facial recognition, malware detection and copyright enforcement
This Week in Business: Media and aviation giants report results
Darina Allen talks to women who don’t lunch, while the FT’s Martin Wolf talks transformation
Your business week: Flutter Entertainment to report earnings
CSO figures to give clearer insight into state of affairs for Irish car industry; Glanbia and Kerry Group to report
Messagebird to create 50 new jobs with opening of Dublin office
Dutch messaging company has over 15,000 customers including Uber, SAP and Google
Microsoft quietly deletes largest public face recognition data set
Database of 10m faces has been used by military researchers and Chinese firms
Business This Week: results, indicators and meetings
Ibec to host its European election debates and IFG shareholders vote on takeover
‘Edit, edit, edit!’: The dos and don’ts of academic writing at third level
Follow these simple tips to help ensure your assignments are up to scratch
Dublin tech firm Data Scape sues Amazon and Dropbox
Company taking multiple actions suing corporate giants for alleged patent breach
A rough guide to detoxing from your digital life
Get screen time under control, review privacy settings and beef up security
Small companies making a big impact
These Irish start-ups are at the cutting-edge of research and development in the life sciences industry
Keep them turned on: Ten top gifts for gadget geeks
Present picks for tech-savvy folks, from the classic Play Station to the new iPhone
This Week in Business: Blair to address Web Summit Lisbon
National Analytics Conference takes place in Dublin, results due from Liberty Media
This Week: Results from KBC, Glanbia and Kerry Group
Figures for car sales in July to give pointer to performance for remainder of year
IDA to spend over €10m on new office fit-out
Inward investment agency moving to new building in third quarter of next year
The UN corruption whistleblower who is now offering the poor a financial lifeline
Start-up offers a financial lifeline for millions who do not have a bank account, allowing users to send money to loved ones via their mobile phones
The weakest link: What happens to your data when the start-up folds?
Next time you’re about to sign up for a new service, ask yourself: should you trust it with your data?
This week: Results from Walt Disney, News Corp and Horizon Pharma
Employment law conference to address ‘increasingly restrictive’ legislation
US hails Prague’s extradition of alleged Russian hacker
Moscow angry and Czech president and government at odds over Yevgeny Nikulin
Ireland has traded jobs for managing the world’s online data
Caveat: Ireland’s good name will eventually take a hit for inviting in the tech masters of the universe
Dropbox valued at $7bn at high end after filing for IPO
Data-sharing business expects its debut price to be between $16 and $18 per share
Irish charity Goal scores with Dropbox’s $20m foundation
US tech firm includes Goal in four primary partners for philanthropic initiative
Review: Fujifilm Instax Share is fun, but printing your photos comes at a price
Portable printer churns out retro-themed photographs
IDA Ireland plans to move HQ to Hatch Street in 2019
The lease on the agency’s Wilton Park House building ends next year
Spotify, Airbnb and Dropbox among 2018’s expected IPOs
Closer to home, IPL Plastics and Digicel could also make the move this year
Events and brand experience agency not shy about putting on a show
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