building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Investment in the cloud is expected to grow at more than six times the rate of general IT spending in 2020, with 90% of banks using the cloud in decade, according to a new report by Digital Solutions firm, Exception.
Taranata Group has appointed Lee Murray, Board Director of its IT recruitment business Head Resourcing, to a newly created role of Chief Client Officer. Lee will be responsible for growing client relationships and driving service excellence across Taranata’s companies: Head Resourcing, Change Recruitment,
Oracle Platinum Partner Inoapps has taken the Gold Award as Analytics Partner of the Year at the 2019 UK Oracle User Group Awards.
Exception is delighted to announce it has been accredited as an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Select Consulting Partner.
On the 8th of October, we organised a breakfast meeting on ‘no deal’ preparedness for digital tech companies, in partnership with the UK Tech Cluster, Tech Nation and The Coalition for a Digital Economy (Coadec) in Edinburgh. Dom Hallas, former official
ScotExport, Scotland’s flagship exporting event, is coming back to Glasgow on 12 November. Whether you’re new to exporting or already trading overseas, ScotExport will help you develop an export plan, research new markets, grasp fresh opportunities and guide you through
During a recent monthly scan for one of our managed vulnerability scanning customers, a medium impact issue regarding Fortigate VPNs was identified (CVE-2018-13379). However, the attack led knowledge of the team responsible for validation of issues quickly identified that the vulnerability had a
An exceptional student from the University of West of Scotland has been named Young Software Engineer of the Year 2019. Stuart Adams won first prize for an innovative project describing the mathematical theory behind modern photorealistic rendering and contributes to
Scotland has the potential to be the country known for innovation, for an ethical approach to data, an integrated approach to public services. We are small enough to be able to seize this opportunity but big enough to make a real
New research published today confirms that Scotland’s tech industry is one of the fastest growing in the country, contributing £4.9bn to the Scottish economy and supporting almost 100,000 jobs. The Skills Development Scotland report also forecasts that the tech sector
