Over 200 students from the School of Medicine at University College Dublin (UCD) undertook their clinical skills exams online for the first time ever using the Qpercom Observe software platform which now offers video technology. Traditionally, students at the...
When writing unit testing it is always good practice to mock the database with test data to achieve the F.I.R.S.T principles of unit testing. With only a few models in an application it is not too difficult to mock the necessary test data, but when your...
Following our yearly tradition of sneaking out of the office for some quality, first-hand extra knowledge on the latest technology updates, we decided to focus on security this year. In line with the spirit brought upon us by GDPR, we chose DevSecCon. DevSecCon is the...
In December 2018, Qpercom will be 10 years in operation. To celebrate we are offering a product licence for €2,008 for one year. That's a fully supported, unlimited year of product use, for the price of a pilot. If you have been considering moving...
Memory allocation is the process of reserving complete or partial space (physically or virtual) on the computer to execute an application. The management of memory on a program if not handled in the right way can make the application slow or even stop working, and one...
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) coming into force in Europe on 25th May this year is a great opportunity to open new conversations on data security. To illustrate our approach to data security, we put together the infographic below to...
We are delighted to announce a medical education project by Qpercom and the College of Anaesthetists of Ireland (CAI) has been shortlisted for a total of four industry awards in 2017 and 2018. The aim of the project was to design a technological framework to...
Qpercom. For some, it does not roll off the tongue upon first hearing it. We have received many a phone call in the office for 'Qwerpercom'. To set the record straight, here’s how it goes: Q / PER / COMThe letter ‘q’, ‘per’ and ‘com’. Click...