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Radical change needed to address underlying issues on housing supply shortage

Mark Graham 24 Apr, 2018

IN my discussions with those that build private housing and the housing associations that build social housing, it's clear that whilst in some ways they think differently about building new homes, they have a lot in common when they talk about the challenges they face in building the housing that we need.

Spring reveals confusing investment picture

Cathy Dixon 24 Apr, 2018

AS the weather at last indicates an end to the seemingly endless winter and thoughts turn to spring, are the old market sayings likely to hold good this year? The most well-known is of course “sell in May and go away…” , but with May just around the corner and the market some way below its high, there is room for doubt.

Investment in professional development may hold key to addressing gender pay balance

Kirsty McManus 17 Apr, 2018

NEW laws on the reporting of gender pay gaps have placed increased scrutiny on larger firms, not just on disparity in levels of pay, but also the gender balance at the top of their organisations.

Still time for the unprepared to turn focus to the GDPR

Janet Kerrigan 17 Apr, 2018

WITH just over one month to go until the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - and with 99 articles to comply with - many employers still have much work to do to ensure they meet some of its more onerous standards and obligations.

Only modest growth ahead for the northern economy

Conor Lambe 17 Apr, 2018

THE Northern Ireland economy is still enduring challenging times, with economic growth expected to remain modest in both 2018 and 2019.

Is the tech surge over?

Jonathan Sloan 17 Apr, 2018

FEW things are more indelibly associated with modern capitalism than the global technology titan – the Facebooks, Ubers and Googles of this world.

It’s time to think Artificial Intelligence

Dr Austin Tanney 17 Apr, 2018

ALL I see these days, particularly on social media is artificial intelligence (AI).

Will SMEs focus on collaborative robotics to get more work done?

Trevor Bingham 10 Apr, 2018

RECENT developments in artificial intelligence, computer vision and motion-sensing capabilities, are creating a new generation of robots known as collaborative robotics, or “co-bots”.

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