building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Scottish fintech company HubSolv, created by two former school friends, has been sold to Irish software and data services provider Aryza. Glasgow-based HubSolv provides automated case management and CRM software to the personal debt and insolvency sectors. It was established
Patients with skin conditions across Scotland will soon be able to get expert support from dermatologists without leaving home, thanks to an innovative new digital service pioneered by Edinburgh based Storm ID, the developers of the Lenus Health Platform. Following
Law enforcement and judicial authorities worldwide have this week disrupted one of most significant botnets of the past decade: EMOTET. Investigators have now taken control of its infrastructure in an international coordinated action. This operation is the result of a
Blockchain Technology Partners (BTP), a leading enterprise blockchain company, and Taekion, a U.S.-based cybersecurity company, today announced Sextant for TFS providing users with military-grade information security by extending BTP’s blockchain and smart contract management platform, Sextant, to include support for the Taekion
SCOTTISH tech start-up Frog Systems has achieved a world’s first by providing a top tier sports club with a bespoke mental wellness platform, linking it directly with members of its community. Technology developed by the Glasgow-based company links Sussex Cricket
Based at River Court at City Quay, YoYo Games runs one of the world’s most popular 2D game development engines. GameMaker Studio 2 has been downloaded 10 million times in the past eight years. The company has been bought by Norweigan
Technology start-up Xergy has secured almost half a million pounds to help further develop its “revolutionary” digital platform. The Aberdeen-headquartered firm has already invested £3 million in its Proteus system, which provides an “easy-to-use” management system, allowing collaboration between staff
This new contract will see the provision of strategic advice and support with particular emphasis on mitigating risks associated with legacy technology, building and expanding the digital capability of the organisation, and identifying new ways of working for future digital
Cyber Scotland Week, which will run virtually from 22 to 28 February 2021, is set to bring together experts, influencers and the next generation of talent, to educate, inform and support cyber resilience. Cyber Scotland Week is delivered by partners
The Digital Fellowship Programme brings high impact specialists with key skills into the civil service to lead on key programmes of work. Bringing external skills and insight to share with Scottish Government. The First Minister’s Digital Fellowship Programme brings the
