Innovation Delivery in collaboration with UCD are just completing the pilot of a course in Innovation in Financial Services.

If you would like to hear about the latest in innovation practices and discuss them with like-minded professionals, come along to our open evening on May 28.

Information is arguably the most important resource available to business and society. With the right information, organisations can compete more effectively, governments can identify those most in need, and consumers can make better personal choices.

When the main constraint was the volume of information, the focus was on creating more. The digital age has created an abundance of this resource, but its sheer volume threatens to render it useless unless it is properly harnessed.

Information Development Using MIKE 2.0 is a new way of looking at how information is treated inside organizations, from the perspective that it can be developed as opposed to just being stored.

Alistair Herriott and Declan O’Brien will present MIKE 2.0 a collaborative effort by IM (information management) professionals from around the world.

The Irish Computer Society is pleased to announce that the Annual ICS Fellows' Luncheon will take place 31st May 2013. It will be held in the beautiful surroundings of the Banking Hall in the exclusive Westin Hotel, 35-39 Westmoreland St, Dublin.

Steve Jobs was a great speaker, he used theatre and magic moments to connect with his audience and deliver his message. When he spoke, he didn’t sell products, he sold dreams…

Kanban applies the Lean principles developed over decades in manufacturing to the Software Development and IT Operations worlds. It aims for Continuous Improvement, Waste Reduction and Value Maximization throughout your value stream. Although Kanban has 6 simple principles and advocates evolutionary change with low disruption and minimal conflict, many of its underlying concepts are counter-intuitive.