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Insights, commentary, and industry perspectives published by leading technology and business publications.

Explore articles, interviews, and media coverage featuring Origina and our experts as we challenge assumptions about software support, security, technology investment, and who should control the technology roadmap.

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  • Fast Company

Your most expensive tech projects: The ones nobody questions

Why do businesses scrutinize new technology investments while routinely renewing their largest existing commitments? In an article published through Fast Company Impact Council, Origina founder Tomás O'Leary challenges organizations to reconsider long-standing software spending decisions and whether those investments continue to deliver value.
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  • BBC News

BBC Interview | Stopping Unnecessary Technology Change with Tomás O'Leary

Founder and CEO of Origina, Tomás O'Leary, sat down with the BBC to discuss how many modern businesses are struggling with unnecessary technology change. Increasingly, organizations are signing on for technology updates that they don't need. Tomás discusses what this means for the industry and these businesses and how Origina is disrupting the status quo for the better.
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  • Forbes

How To Protect Against Zero-Day Vulnerabilities And Long-Term Risk

Zero-day vulnerabilities are among the toughest cybersecurity threats to defend against because attackers can exploit them before developers have had a chance to create and release a fix. Forbes Council members share some potential zero-day vulnerabilities, long-term consequences and practical advice to help better protect yourself and your business feat. Origina's Tomás O'Leary.
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  • Forbes

Forbes: The Industry’s Greatest Invention Wasn’t Cloud Or AI—It Was The Upgrade Treadmill

Rather than cloud or AI, Rowan O’Donoghue argues that the software industry’s most enduring invention has been the unnecessary upgrade cycle. In his Forbes Technology Council article, he examines how this model has constrained enterprise choice for decades — and why IT leaders are increasingly questioning vendor-driven roadmaps in favor of more deliberate, value-led strategies.
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  • HSJ

HSJ: The Download: Beholden to Big Tech

Speaking to HSJ, Tomás O’Leary examines the structural forces that leave public sector organizations beholden to large technology suppliers. He argues that without stronger regulation of enterprise pricing and clearer accountability, vendor dependency will continue to undermine innovation, choice, and value for money across the health system.
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  • RTE

Rise In Jobs Supported By Enterprise Ireland - Report

Featured on RTE Business news, Enterprise Ireland's results were published alongside an announcement of an expansion at Dublin-based IT services and consulting company Origina, which was supported by the State agency. Origina is creating 350 high-value roles, with Enterprise Ireland saying the expansion expects to deliver up to €28 million in annual direct economic contribution to the Irish economy.
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  • Computing

Computing: Cloudflare Outage Takes Down Part of Global Internet

When Cloudflare went down, much of the internet went with it. Speaking to Computing, Rowan O’Donoghue uses the outage to illustrate how hyperscaler dependency and needless upgrade cycles have traded resilience for scale — and why enterprises need strategies that rebalance innovation with stability and control.
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