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Neeyamo announced an extended partnership with Workday

Ad Feature Neeyamo extends Workday partnership for India payroll

Construction has started on a 6,221 sq m extension at Airbus’ Belfast wing facility.Pictured is Harrison Dalton, Airbus apprentice, Charlotte O’Kane, hHead of A220 Programme Management, Joanne Millar, head of A220 Wing Operations and Ethan Kane, Airbus apprentice

Construction starts on a multi-million extension at Airbus’ Belfast facility

Craigavon Area Hospital was one of those hit by the IT outage

No assurance IT problems which hit patients will not reoccur, MLAs told

Craigavon Area Hospital. The majority of planned surgeries and out-patient appointments with the Southern Trust have been cancelled for a second day due to major IT failures.

Trust says IT failures to impact patients for second day

Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry and Craigavon Area Hospital are among the trust facilitates affected. Picture: Pacemaker

IT issues at health trust force ambulance diverts and appointment cancellations

Ophthalmic director at Specsavers Strabane carries out an eye test in the new testing room, as part of the store's £70,000 refurbishment

Directors at NI Specsavers completes £70,000 community refurbishment

A Belfast-based energy services business which helps homeowners reduce their carbon emissions has secured a £200,000 loan from the Investment Fund for Northern Ireland. Pictured is Jack Peel, finance director of Refresh NI with Mark Sterritt, British Business Bank's director of Nations and Regions Investment Funds, with Neil McCabe, director of Whiterock. (Image credit: Whiterock)

Investment fund backing to accelerate growth plans for NI energy services firm

Jack Peel, Finance Director of Refresh NI pictured with Mark Sterritt, British Business Bank’s Director

Investment Fund for Northern Ireland backs company committed to helping homeowne...

The olive tree is successfully planted….but nobody cares

Jonny McCambridge: I do have a garden spade but boy am I useless with it

Long queues at an airport.

Watch: Airport passengers sat on floor after global IT outage

Translink customers in Northern Ireland are paying significantly higher fares than those booking with Irish Rail in the Republic of Ireland

Translink 'currently reviewing' Enterprise rail fares between NI and ROI

One of Northern Ireland’s leading Builders Merchants Groups has made strategic appointments at the top of the business to further enable expansion across the island and drive growth. Pictured are Pat Moore, Martin Farrell, James Higgins, Brendan Sammon, Peter Kelly

NI builders merchants to bolsters senior team to drive strategic growth

Partners at Specsavers Coleraine, Judith Ball and Lynn Mackey are pictured at the newly refurbished store in the town centre. Credit Tina Mullan

Coleraine Specsavers unveil refurbished store

Thousands of revellers outside Belfast City Hall celebrate at the stroke of midnight on December 31, 1999, as Northern Ireland welcomes in the new Millennium. Health officials voiced "serious concerns" that celebrations of the new millennium in Northern Ireland would lead to a major emergency incident

‘Serious concerns’ that NI millennium celebrations would trigger major emergency

NI Direct services have been down

Major IT problem affecting number of public sector services across Civil Service

The UK/EU agreement on IT systems entrenches the protocol, says TUV leader Jim Allister

Jim Allister: Government has no interest in reversing EU sovereignty grab of NI
This week’s joint UK/EU statement that they have agreed “on the way forward regarding the specific question of the EU's access to UK IT systems”, should fool no one into thinking progress is being made on recovering UK sovereignty over NI and reversing the detachment of this part of the United Kingdom.
Jim Allister

European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic

UK ‘pandering to EU’ over Northern Ireland Protocol

Dell Technologies helps Ulster University to realise its digital transformation ambitions

Dell Technologies supports Ulster University in developing a digital experience

Anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray outside Lancaster House in London. Monday January 9, 2023.

EU-UK data-sharing agreement hailed as ‘positive step’

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council to help digitally transform its financial and business planning systems

Council upgrades to SaaS to transform business management and finance systems

It is estimated 134,000 pensioners have been underpaid

Underpayment of pensioners slammed

Giles Ward, Vyta's chief operations officer, Faye Thomas, Vyta's chief commercial officer and Philip McMichael, Vyta's chief executive officer

Belfast IT recycling company Vyta reports group revenues of £7 million

Aodhán Connolly.

Retailers are 'facing perfect storm' over border regulations

Customs declarations.

More Irish customs declarations in a month than all of last year

TechnologyOne CEO Ed Chung

Council replaces legacy IT systems

Pictured are the leadership team at 3EN including Sharon-Louise McKay, Mark Bell, Dale Cree, Alison Cree, Ben Firth, Laura Blacklock and Adam Cree

Cloud Company wins projects worth £250,000

Heavy goods vehicles arrive at Larne Port

Brexit could mean an extra 400m UK customs declarations a year
An extra 400 million customs declarations a year could have to be issued under new post-Brexit border controls, it is understood.
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Gary McClarty, Managing Director of MCL InsureTech, said the research was prompted by news reports that the office sector could face a transformation

New survey shows 87% of staff wish to work from home in post lockdown world

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More than 600,000 Tesco Clubcard accounts have been blocked after scammers tried...

Sammy Wilson said there is room to negotiate a 'sensible deal' with the EU

Brexit backstop: Sammy Wilson not surprised at ‘secret EU plan’

Success built on strong partnerships Onecom CEO Ben Dowd

Onecom set for growth in Belfast with £30m funding from HSBC

PSNI Chief Constable George Hamilton during Tuesdays event at the West Belfast Festival

George Hamilton: I never intended to hurt or offend victims over legacy panel

PSNI Chief Constable George Hamilton speaking at the Stuck In the Past event at the West Belfast festival at St Mary's University College. Photo: Rebecca Black/PA Wire

PSNI doesn't have resources to deal with '˜mountain' of legacy documents, says C...

More firms are beginning to plan for Brexit but still have very little idea about the outcome they are working towards says ITI director Aidan Gough

Winners and losers in a highly competitive market

Novosco boss Patrick McAliskey takes his place among Northern Irelands top entrepreneurs

Northern Ireland business driven by skill, charisma and modesty

The search for a frictionless export system is less than straightforward

Firms could face new rules under new EU arrangement

File photo dated 21/11/16 of Sir Martin Sorrell, the boss of advertising giant WPP, as the advertising giant has been hit by a "suspected cyber attack", the company said.

Advertising giant WPP affected by 'suspected cyber attack'

Kevin McNamee, left, pictured during a TV broadcast from the Bangor firm last year

Â£1m capital investment at Denroy Plastics

Richard Halleron from Farming Life

Comment: BVD Scheme must be straightforward for farmers

Harry Sinclair, left, NIFCC Director Representative for Ulster Farmers' Union welcoming the new UFU representative Thomas Douglas at the NIFCC AGM. Photograph: Columba O'Hare

Ensuring the quality and safety of NI food

Almost three-quarters of secondary schools in the UK use surveillance software.

Surveillance software installed on secondary school pupils' own devices

The reception at a busy GP's surgery

More than 30,000 call on minister to help GPs

Dr Tom Black

Executive sleep-walking towards primary care crisis, say doctors

Patrick McAliskey, centre, with Jeremy Eakin,left, and James Leckey

Novosco wins business with trio of top exporters

NFU calls for urgent action as EFRA releases report on farmgate prices

Union welcomes BDG decision

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