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AI Governance When the agent acts on its own, who is accountable?

AI governance, accountability and assurance for agentic AI systems.

25 Sep 2026
Watch A discussion on supporting Ireland's One Health Record journey

Insights on Ireland's One Health Record programme and large-scale EHR transformation.

Sharon Scanlan
| 14 Sep 2026
Healthcare EHR compliance in a new era: what the EU's EHDS rulebook means for Ireland

EHDS implications for EHR compliance, interoperability and health data governance in Ireland.

26 Aug 2026
Article PPWR: Why the EU's New Packaging Rules Reach Further Than Many Companies Realise

PPWR obligations, timelines and compliance considerations for businesses across the EU.

Catherine McQuaid
| 20 Jul 2026
Article With €460m invested, Rinn Network's real test starts now

How Rinn can convert research investment into innovation and economic impact.

14 Jul 2026
Article Ireland’s Private Equity Market: Strong Fundamentals Continue to Attract Investment in 2026

Insights on Ireland’s private equity trends, value creation and 2026 market dynamics.

26 Mar 2026
Article A Balancing Act for Life Sciences: Aligning Technology, Talent and Organisational Design

Discover how life sciences firms can align tech, talent and design to drive innovation, agility and sustainable growth in a digital-first world.

Sharon Scanlan
| 3 min read | 31 Oct 2025
Article Compliance as a catalyst: why life sciences CFOs must be SOX ready

SOX readiness boosts credibility for life sciences CFOs, streamlining IPOs, acquisitions, and investor confidence through strong financial controls.

5 min read | 22 Oct 2025
Article AI in Life Sciences: Is your organisation ready?

AI can transform life sciences—but only with the right foundations. Discover five steps to prepare your organisation for successful AI adoption.

Sharon Scanlan
| 6 min read | 14 Jul 2025
Article IT system procurement demystified: A guide from selection to implementation

Discover how to select and implement the right IT system with this practical guide to healthcare IT procurement, vendor selection, and readiness planning.

Sharon Scanlan
| 4 min read | 11 Jun 2025
Article Cut hospital costs and enhance patient care with predictive analytics

Discover how predictive analytics can cut hospital costs, optimise resources, and improve patient care with AI-driven insights for smarter healthcare management.

Sharon Scanlan
| 4 min read | 03 Mar 2025
Article Navigating Ireland's R&D tax credit: A comprehensive guide

Ireland's R&D tax credit: Guide to maximise 30% credit for tech and life sciences companies. Discover eligibility, benefits, and application process.

Peter Vale
| 14 min read | 04 Nov 2024

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