Issues
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The future of factories
Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Mark Walport previews manufacturing’s future as envisaged in the UK’s Foresight study for the sector. The…
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Solid foundation for future of our natural resources
Data collected from the Tellus Border project are delivering economic and environmental benefits. The Tellus Border project was a cross-border…
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R&D trends
R&D expenditure in Northern Ireland is growing but a significant drop in higher education spending is a cause for concern.…
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Building your foundation for the future
Foundation degrees are higher education qualifications that combine academic study with on-the-job experience developing students’ skills and career prospects whilst…
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Enabling new ways of working
BT has launched a new portfolio of services to support collaboration, organisational agility and flexible working. Public sector organisations are…
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Engineering for growth
A career in engineering has led Sir John Parker to the chair of Anglo American, the world’s largest diamond and…
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Is Northern Ireland ready to embrace the Nordics?
Small countries are often out in front when it comes to reform and particularly when it comes to reforming government…
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Local government elections
Northern Ireland’s most significant council elections for 40 years will take place on 22 May. agendaNi previews the main changes.…
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Reform for Republic’s councils
May 2014 will be a turning point for local government across the island. agendaNi sums up the changes under way…
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Life’s better by bus and train
Translink’s ‘Life’s better’ campaign is directly engaging with the public to highlight all the lifestyle benefits of using bus and…
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