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Scottish-based technology consultancy, Cooper Software, has reported a 27% increase in revenue for the current year end. Despite the challenges presented by COVID-19, the increase has been driven by a series of key business wins which has seen the company
PwC, Scottish Tech Army and Stephen Wilson of Edinburgh-based Netli also recognised at tech industry awards. A Glasgow charity has been named Digital Tech (For Good) Champion at this year’s Digital Technology Awards. SmartSTEMs helps young people explore and practice
A hackathon to explore cyber vulnerabilities in IoT devices has been launched between CENSIS and Abertay University. Part of CENSIS’s year long IoT cyber challenge programme, the event will run throughout the summer with students from Abertay University’s Ethical Hacking group. Working in small
Technology and business change recruitment specialists Bright Purple have launched their latest fundraising challenge in aid of Scottish homeless charity Cyrenians. On 23rd July, a team of 15 will be taking on the Edinburgh 7 Hills Challenge; a 14.5 mile
The digital learning and assessment specialist, eCom Scotland, is among the exhibitors accompanying Scotland’s leading event for healthcare professionals: The NHS Scotland Event 2021, which is being held, virtually, from 22nd to 24th June. Scheduled to attract over 2,000 health and social
R&D tax credit specialist Amplifi Solutions has secured a number of business wins in Scotland in 2021, including eco startup Pawprint, social enterprise One Year No Beer and e-Learning platform My Online Schooling. Founded in Belfast in 2014, Amplifi has grown quickly
A new portal developed by Fife web consultancy Horisk Leslie Development will enable good causes and communities serving 1.3 million people across the six local authority areas of Fife, Edinburgh, the Lothians and Borders to directly make community benefit requests
Tay Cities Region Joint Committee approve Angus and Perth & Kinross rural broadband projects Abertay University’s cyberQuarter research and development hub also given green light Three projects that will significantly enhance rural broadband and cyber security across Tayside while creating
First mental health and wellbeing platform for a national sport. Tech wellbeing start-up Frog Systems has netted a national sports organisation as a new client. The British Basketball League (BBL) has chosen the Glasgow headquartered company’s pioneering software to launch
Scottish digital transformation consultancy Storm ID has been successful in the latest round of the ‘Artificial Intelligence in Health and Care Award’, for a service which uses artificial intelligence to help patients with COPD (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). The innovative
