As Europe’s most wired country, the Netherlands is one the best countries for tech companies. Businesses that invest in the Netherlands’ technology and IT sector thrive, thanks to the tech-savvy, multilingual Dutch workforce, the great digital infrastructure, an innovative and open culture, R&D incentives and the strong focus of the Dutch government on developments in tech.
READ MOREEarlier this year, UberEats riders came together on a Reddit forum to discuss the changes the company had made to how it calculated food delivery fees. The riders suspected they were getting paid less as a result — but they couldn’t prove it. The algorithms delivery companies use to assign fees to orders are notoriously hard to decode,
READ MOREAs Europe’s most wired country, the Netherlands is one the best countries for tech companies. Businesses that invest in the Netherlands’ technology and IT sector thrive, thanks to the tech-savvy, multilingual Dutch workforce, the great digital infrastructure, an innovative and open culture, R&D incentives and the strong focus of the Dutch government on developments in tech.
READ MOREGovernance.com, a low-code BPM platform for regulated companies, has signed a 5-year deal with Apex Group to implement a digital process management platform and system. Founded by Peter Hughes, Apex Group is a global financial services provider. The company delivers a range of services to asset managers, capital markets, private clients, and family offices. Currently,
READ MOREPoland’s most popular news channel has been given a Dutch broadcasting licence to get around a proposed new law restricting foreign media ownership. TVN24, which is owned by the Discovery Group, faced being taken off the air when its licence expired on September 26, after the lower house of parliament passed a bill preventing Polish
READ MOREThe Netherlands is to make ‘doxing’ – sharing personal details such as addresses and telephone numbers on the internet without permission – a criminal offence, justice minister Ferd Grapperhaus has told MPs in a briefing. The minister has drawn up draft legislation which will impose a maximum sentence of a year in prison on people
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