building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Edinburgh-based firm Carlyle, which has significant experience of hiring senior individuals for both the financial services and tech sectors, is the leading search and interim specialist in Scotland’s fintech space, and the firm understands the need for “intimate market knowledge”,
Mark Doherty, Managing Director of Avaloq’s development centre in Edinburgh, says Avaloq is succeeding because the firm is at the centre of a global shift towards digital business models by banks and wealth managers. In total, Avaloq’s clients manage or
SICSA has appointed Professor Aaron Quigley of the University of St Andrews as its new Director. Professor Quigley commences the role on July 4th 2019. Professor Quigley is the Chair of Human Computer Interaction in the School of Computer Science at the University of St
Getting your hiring strategy right is key for any organisation, but it is especially critical at a start-up, where every new employee may need to be a one-person team or help establish the culture that will help you grow and
The Scottish Business Resilience Centre Cyber Team would like to inform its members and partners of some recent vulnerabilities highlighted as critical by Microsoft, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and security vendors. Patching your systems is advised immediately. Remote
One of the UK’s fastest growing and largest independent software testing companies, Edge Testing Solutions, part of Eurofins Digital Testing, has experienced a record growth year, which saw the company increase its presence in England by 50 per cent alongside
DIGIT is welcoming entries for the inaugural Scottish Financial Technology Awards, which will celebrate the development of the national Fintech ecosystem. Financial Technology has fast become one of Scotland’s most important industry areas, and one that is experiencing significant growth. In
Incremental Group is continuing its expansion with the opening of a new office in Edinburgh. The office, situated in the busy Commercial Quay, directly opposite The Scottish Government’s Victoria Quay building in Leith, will be home to 24 people. Expansion
The decline in the numbers taking up the government’s workplace training scheme funded by the Apprenticeship Levy on all firms with salary bills of £3M and over has a number of different causes. One of the principal ones is that the amount
