Cloud Computing Could Prove Ireland’s Silver Lining

If Ireland moves swiftly and the country can establish itself as a global centre for cloud computing, 8,600 jobs could potentially be created, claimed a report compiled this week by Goodbody Economic Consultants.
Cloud Computing Could Prove Ireland’s Silver Lining
Cloud Computing to create 9.5 Billion euro in Irish sales annually. From left John Finnegan, Goodbody Consultants; Barry O'Leary, CEO of the IDA; and Paul Rellis, Managing Director, Microsoft Ireland at the launch of a report commissioned by Microsoft and carried out by Goodbody Economic Consultants. Maxwells
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Cloud Computing to create 9.5 Billion euro in Irish sales annually. From left John Finnegan, Goodbody Consultants; Barry O'Leary, CEO of the IDA; and Paul Rellis, Managing Director, Microsoft Ireland at the launch of a report commissioned by Microsoft and carried out by Goodbody Economic Consultants. (Maxwells)
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