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Craneware has reported adjusted earnings before tax rising 10% from $30.3m to $33.4m, on the back of revenue increasing 6%, from $100m to $105.7m. The Edinburgh-headquartered healthcare financial software group’s unaudited results for the six months ended 31 December 2025 also showed
Burness Paull has underlined its commitment to outstanding knowledge, training and client service by appointing Tim Dale to the new role of knowledge and client service partner. Tim – who brings a decade’s experience of leading and growing a knowledge
The Scottish Cyber Awards has revealed its 2026 finalist shortlist! Hosted by DIGIT and the Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland, the awards is a stalwart event in the Scottish cyber calendar, showcasing the best of the country’s cyber talent. In a
Callum Sinclair, Partner at ScotlandIS member Burness Paull, has provided his insights on the Interactive Entertainment Scotland Manifesto launched on 17th February. On Tuesday 17 February 2026, Interactive Entertainment Scotland (IES), part of UKIE, published its first manifesto ahead of the Scottish
The UWS Centre for Continuing Professional Development have launched their Annual Skills Survey in a bid to pinpoint existing skills gaps across a variety of sectors. Building on their 2025 survey, the UWS CPD Team are keen to further understand
As Grant McGregor marks 25 years in business, directors David Lawrence and Paul Sinclair reflect on the journey in a special anniversary episode of The IT Bridge. From a small start-up to a trusted IT and cyber security partner, the
The UK Ministry of Defence invites UK SMEs to join the UK Defence MSMEs Trade Mission to India from 10th to 16th May 2026. Following a successful series of bilateral engagements in 2025, culminating in the UK–India Defence Industrial Roadmap
Howard Rubin’s core message to information technology leaders is blunt: The problem is not that enterprises spend too much on technology; it’s that they measure it wrong and manage it poorly. Rubin, founder of The Technology Economists and a leading expert on IT economics,
Late payments cost UK SMEs £22k/year and contribute to 50,000 closures annually. To tackle this, the Digital Trust Centre of Excellence is looking for startups that will solve the SME cash flow crisis with their Future Payments Challenge. Start-ups and early-stage
Complimentary access for 10 ScotlandIS member organisations Growth is becoming harder to buy. Customer acquisition costs are rising. Attention is fragmented. AI is accelerating execution speed across the market — meaning everyone can optimise faster. The differentiator is no longer efficiency alone.
