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Interested in starting your own business? Take the first step with Kildare Local Enterprise Office
Kildare Local Enterprise Office (LEO) is passionate about supporting new start-ups, with over 350 entrepreneurs completing the renowned Start Your Own Business course with Kildare Local Enterprise Office in 2020.
This first port of call for anyone with a business idea, interested in starting a new company is completing the above Start Your Own Business course. This course is designed to support budding entrepreneurs with the development and research of ideas, learning basic business start-up skills and expanding growth potential with marketing and financial planning advice.
Kildare Local Enterprise Office Hosts Local Enterprise Week 2021
Kildare Local Enterprise Office (LEO) are hosting Local Enterprise Week 2021 this week from Monday, March 1st to Friday, March 5th.
More than 200 virtual events are taking place with the Local Enterprise Offices around the country, including training workshops, information webinars and masterclasses with entrepreneurs and experts – all designed to help Ireland’s small businesses and those looking to start a new business in 2021.
Calling All Tech Start-Ups
On Friday 5th of March, as part of Local Enterprise Week, Kildare LEO are hosting the official launch event for the Global Ambition Programme - a tailored programme for high potential tech start-ups and early-stage or scaling Digital and Tech businesses in Kildare. The programme is delivered in partnership with MERITS Hub - the new Digital Innovation Hub opening in Naas later this year.
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The past year has been like no other for healthcare provider organization executives. They have been put to the test, and the successful have survived intact, with many lessons learned along the way.
Today,
Healthcare IT News presents the latest in its feature story series speaking with healthcare C-suite officers and other health IT leaders about the healthcare information technology and other lessons learned during the past year, and how they are applying those lessons this year and beyond.
This time around, six top health system executives discuss subjects including telehealth, IT infrastructure, patient engagement, core competencies and collaboration. The executives include:
Giuseppe Linati, director of
Digital Innovation Hub of Lombardy, who in his presentation reminded that the
Ten Key-Recommendations of the World Manufacturing Foundation aim to address a successful and at the same time ethical and reliable implementation of artificial intelligence in the industrial production. An unpredictable goal, especially during this phase, in which opinions fluctuate between exaggerated enthusiasm and the doom and gloom.
Denis Bastieri’s gaze
Guangdong, is projected along theÂ
Greater Bay Area, now identified as theÂ
Chinese Silicon Valley, which is a candidate to become the heart of global technological innovation in the next decade. The giants of technology, includingÂ
The IT giant announced the appointment of Tomoaki Takeuchi as the country head and managing director for Japan, while Michael Seiger will head the Germany and Austria operations.