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Microsoft has extended its Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) with the launch of a cloud offering for the US government. Microsoft BPOS Federal offers increased security and privacy for the public sector and is reportedly the first of its kind.
For the second consecutive year the ICT industry in Scotland is bucking other economic indicators with optimism about the future. According to this year’s annual Scottish Technology Industry Survey results, 72% of respondents are optimistic or very optimistic about the outlook for the year ahead, compared with 4
An Edinburgh University graduate has been shortlisted for Shell LiveWIRE’s Grand Ideas award for her business,Interface3.
Applications close April 2010
Each year the SaltireFoundation awards 20 Fellowships.
Their objective is to find, fuel and spark Scotland’s human potential, in turn creating their next generation of business leaders.
Do you know someone who is looking for the op
The UK government plans to invest £200m into digital, biotech and advanced manufacturing businesses. It’s put in £100m into the pot, but the other £100m will come from the European Investment Fund.
You voted and they listened! Consumers around the world voted for Barbie® Doll’s next career and Mattel are pleased to announce that her 126th career will be Computer Engineer! The winning careers were announced at New York Toy Fair on February 12th.
Having Barbie® as an ambassador for
The Education and Skills team at UK Trade & Investment organising a third Corporate Training Fair in Vienna, Austria on 8th/9th June aimed at the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) markets and will be inviting up to 10 buyers from each of the participating countries to meet with the UK exhibitors.
It’s tough getting your hands on a Roses Advertising Award.
Sometimes the best you can hope for is to walk away with a bruised ego and a shattered dream.
The Government will create a public sector computing ‘cloud’ where public bodies will be able to choose from and host applications.
Nokia, the world’s biggest mobile phone maker, yesterday said strong sales of smartphones and lower costs helped net profits rise 65 per cent to $1.3 billion (£805 million) in the fourth quarter, despite a 5.3 per cent fall in sales.
The better-than-expected report sent Nokia shares surging and suggested t