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Official figures have shown an increase in the number of women working in Technology roles in Scotland over the past two years, from 18% to 23.4% . This is an increase of more than 30% from 10,300 in 2010 to 24,000 in 2018.
SwarmOnline, the Glasgow based tech company, has been praised for training the next generation of software developers and helping to fill a skills gap in Scotland. Kate Forbes, Minister for Public Finance and Digital Economy visited SwarmOnline’s Edinburgh office as
Health care billing software company Craneware is confident of a strong second half following a solid start to the year which saw a 20% rise in underlying profits. Craneware is headquartered in Edinburgh, with offices in Atlanta and Pittsburgh employing over
Wallet.Services, Scotland’s leading blockchain specialist, is eyeing opportunities in international markets on the back of a series of client wins in 2018 and its latest funding round. The company was founded by Scottish technology stalwarts Stuart Fraser and Peter Ferry
A new report launched today (February 28th) champions the opportunities Scotland’s people and businesses have to harness the potential provided by Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies and data. Following their influential report, Automatic…For the people? published early in 2018, SCDI, BT, ScotlandIS, and
Following the extraordinary success of the first Women in Tech Scholars programme, Sky is expanding the scheme for its second cycle. This year, five outstanding women with passion in Science, Technology and Engineering and a drive to make a difference
Cassie Kozyrkov, Chief Decision Scientist at Google, has been announced as the latest speaker at Data Summit, the two-day international conference that forms part of the data innovation festival, DataFest19, being held in Scotland this March. As Chief Decision Scientist
thinkWhere is helping one of Scotland’s best known Highland estates create digital maps of land holdings using the latest web technology. Originally introduced for land registration, Atholl Estates is now using the open source software to create, store, analyse and share
Amazon is creating 30 apprenticeships in Scotland among 1,000 full-time roles across its UK centres over the next two years. The giant US logistics and technology company has 2,500 employees in Scotland and 27,500 in the UK head office and at
Shepherd and Wedderburn’s corporate finance team has reported a bumper year for deals activity, with the value of transactions more than doubling to £8.65 billion. The team advised on 114 deals globally in the year to December 2018, against 98
