I have been thinking recently that we may be in a bit of a tech bubble? -
I am looking for some comments to give us a good feeling about the tech scene in Ireland.
Thanks
Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Is there an Irish Tech bubble?
I have been thinking recently that we may be in a bit of a tech bubble? -
I am looking for some comments to give us a good feeling about the tech scene in Ireland.
Thanks
Tuesday, 2 November 2010
UK Biz will launch in Northern Ireland next year
ipatter.com, which launched in April 2010, is transforming the way that businesses, charities and individuals communicate with each other and their customers online.
Working in a more targeted way than Facebook and Twitter, the site enables people to network and promote themselves credibly on the internet and is attracting hoards of key local organisations such as the National Trust, the Mall Shopping Centre, the UEA Internship program, The Forum, Visit Norwich, Redwings Horse Sanctuary, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and Holkham Hall.
The EAAA is the latest local heavyweight to sign up and has joined the site to build regional connections, promote their work, and raise much-needed funds through the ipatter.com referral scheme.
Andy Fisher, Founder of ipatter.com, explains: “Our referral scheme will enable us to raise thousands of pounds for important organisations such as the East Anglian Air Ambulance. Quite simply, for every supporter, fan or member of that organisation that signs up to ipatter.com via a special link on the EAAA website, we’ll donate money to the cause”.
“It benefits the individual as they can keep up to date with regular news from the organisation on ipatter.com and, what’s better, they don’t have to part with their own money to make a donation. For the organisation, it’s a new way of raising funds which, after speaking to a number of charitable groups, are becoming even harder to come by in the current climate”.
ipatter.com will donate £5.00 for every referred business or organisation who signs up as a ‘Broadcaster’ and a further 50p for each individual that registers as a ‘member’.
Pip Duffy from the EAAA comments: “Relationship building in the local area has always been a valuable exercise for us, but networking online is becoming increasingly more important, especially when it will also enable us to generate funds. There is no doubt that ipatter is already gaining a great reputation across East Anglia as the new business communication platform and we are delighted to be joining the ipatter community.
In just seven months since it launched, ipatter.com already has around 1500 accounts registered as well as 35,000 valuable connections cemented between organisations or individuals.
Andy Fisher continues: “The East Anglian Air Ambulance is a well respected local organisation and carries out vital work throughout the region. We’re proud to welcome them as our 1,000th Broadcaster”.
Working in a more targeted way than Facebook and Twitter, the site enables people to network and promote themselves credibly on the internet and is attracting hoards of key local organisations such as the National Trust, the Mall Shopping Centre, the UEA Internship program, The Forum, Visit Norwich, Redwings Horse Sanctuary, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and Holkham Hall.
The EAAA is the latest local heavyweight to sign up and has joined the site to build regional connections, promote their work, and raise much-needed funds through the ipatter.com referral scheme.
Andy Fisher, Founder of ipatter.com, explains: “Our referral scheme will enable us to raise thousands of pounds for important organisations such as the East Anglian Air Ambulance. Quite simply, for every supporter, fan or member of that organisation that signs up to ipatter.com via a special link on the EAAA website, we’ll donate money to the cause”.
“It benefits the individual as they can keep up to date with regular news from the organisation on ipatter.com and, what’s better, they don’t have to part with their own money to make a donation. For the organisation, it’s a new way of raising funds which, after speaking to a number of charitable groups, are becoming even harder to come by in the current climate”.
ipatter.com will donate £5.00 for every referred business or organisation who signs up as a ‘Broadcaster’ and a further 50p for each individual that registers as a ‘member’.
Pip Duffy from the EAAA comments: “Relationship building in the local area has always been a valuable exercise for us, but networking online is becoming increasingly more important, especially when it will also enable us to generate funds. There is no doubt that ipatter is already gaining a great reputation across East Anglia as the new business communication platform and we are delighted to be joining the ipatter community.
In just seven months since it launched, ipatter.com already has around 1500 accounts registered as well as 35,000 valuable connections cemented between organisations or individuals.
Andy Fisher continues: “The East Anglian Air Ambulance is a well respected local organisation and carries out vital work throughout the region. We’re proud to welcome them as our 1,000th Broadcaster”.
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