The Irish Tech News Podcast

It's day two at the Dublin Tech Summit and in the first of todays interviews Ronan talks to Niamh Malone the founder of Brainy App. Niamh talks about how Brainy App came about and how it can aid recovery after a brain Injury.

In the seventh of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts, Bernard Nolan the founder MediMee talks to Ronan about MediMee, how it works, their first major client Deliveroo and their future plans.

In the sixth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts, Constance Scholten the CEO & Co-Founder of Camarilla talks to Ronan about her talk that she gave earlier, what Camarilla is and how it works.

In the fifth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts, Ronan talks to Meagen Eisenberg CMO at MongoDB about open source software, what MongoDB does and women in tech.

In the fourth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts, Ronan talks to Brian Halligan the founder of Trupe, about what Trupe does and why we should be using it .

In the third of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan talks to Richard Pidgeon, the Regional Sales Director for EMEA for Gitlab. Gitlab is a competitor to Github and Richard explains why they are different to Github and why you should be using their product.

In the second of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan, talks to Indransh Gupta from Techie India Inc about the web development that Techie India do, who some of their clients are and where they have development offices.

Over the next 2 days Irish Tech News will be publishing a series of Dublin Tech Summit podcasts. In our first Dublin Tech Summit podcast, Ronan talks to Davide De Guz the founder of Rebrandly. Davide explains what Rebrandly does, how long they have been going, who some of their clients are, their future plans including new products they will launch. Davide also talks about their Android and iOS apps and some cool features that Rebrandly has.

Damien McCann Director of Sales & Marketing in Viatel by Infused Media

Chris McCreery the director of the Northern Ireland Science Festival which takes place from the 16th to 26th of February talks to Ronan about the Science Festival, what you can expect at it, who some of the speakers are including the first British Astronaut Helen Sharman, Professor Alice Roberts, the director of IBM’s Watson project, Marcus du Sautoy the UK professor for public understanding, and Tom Solomon who was Roald Dahl’s doctor. Chris also talks about the worlds first AI beer, the science behind Irish Whiskeys, and Dame Susan Jocelyn Bell Burnell who discovered pulsars and will be delivering the closing talk with Jim Al-Khalili on the last day of the festival.