After an absence of over 2 years, the biggest tech event in Northern Ireland is set to return to Belfast and is expected to attract
Social media has been buzzing. Your friends from other firms are going. “Last year was great!” “The speaker lineup is seriously top notch.” “If it’s
The Biggest Tech Event in Northern Ireland Since 2013, Digital DNA has established itself as the biggest tech event in Northern Ireland. We bring together
Belfast headquartered mobile app development agency Sugar Rush Creative has targeted a 43% growth rate from 2020 to 2021 with support from Ulster Bank.
The Covernet team are thrilled to have been recognised by Diversity Mark for their commitment to championing gender diversity and inclusion. As part of
Elemental Software, the Derry-headquartered provider of digital social prescribing solutions, has been named one of the UK’s top health tech innovators. The company, which employs
Over the past 8 years, Digital DNA has hosted and curated 1,000’s of talks and sessions at our events, attracting speakers from around the world
PwC opens its largest UK office outside London today as it moves into its landmark new Belfast home, Merchant Square. The professional services firm is
McCue has partnered with two local tech firms employee engagement platform, Thrive.App, and software solution, SustainIQ, to help improve its sustainability credentials for tenders. AWARD-winning
Belfast-based sports technology company Kairos has been accepted onto the exclusive US Techstars Sports Accelerator, Powered by Indy, Class of 2021. The company is participating
Data quality software firm Datactics has announced the hiring of Julian Wavell as Head of Business Development, based in London. Julian brings 15 years of
NI Economy Minister Gordon Lyons earlier this week announced a new Assured Skills Academy with PwC offering 20 high quality training places for people with
By Simon Bailie, CEO at Digital DNA Back in March 2020 I decided to make a commitment to try and read as many books as
OTB Ventures, the leading venture capital firm investing in early-stage technology businesses with R&D in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and global potential, today launches
Pictured at the Mourne Mountains (L to R) are Martin Carey, CEO of Mourne Heritage Trust, Cllr Cathy Mason, Chairperson of Newry, Mourne and Down
The BT Ireland Innovation Centre at Ulster University and ADAPT Centre at DCU sign a new partnership agreement that aims to support research mobility and
