Helping Irish firms find their way in the US market

MARINA Donohoe was just two months in Silicon Valley when she took two ex-Trinity College students with an idea to see a major software developer.

Helping Irish firms find their way in the US market
Wed, 28 Dec, 2005 - 00:00
Anne Cahill, Europe Correspondent

The result is Havok the name inside almost every video game and cartoon film today. The duo behind it even claim Lara Croft's assets juggle in a real-life female way thanks to them.

Irish companies have been increasing their business to the US and winning deals with Intel, Pfizer, Compuware and IBM.

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