A major UK study examining how local councils are beginning to use AI has revealed widespread gaps and even progress across the country, according to new research led by Heriot‑Watt University and GoLLM. The eighteen‑month study analysed two hundred and eight councils across
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Heriot-Watt University is celebrating the success of three of its researchers whose projects have been recognised in the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s (RSE) Autumn 2025 Research Awards. Their pioneering work will range from redressing inequality in Scottish fisheries, to the transformation
Taranata Group Strengthens Executive Leadership to Drive Focused Growth and Operational Excellence
Taranata Group, parent company of ScotlandIS member Head Resourcing, has announced a strengthened executive leadership structure designed to sharpen accountability, accelerate decision-making and position the Group for its next phase of growth. As the recruitment and professional services market continues
Human error costing UK business billions as AI cyber-attacks on rise, experts warn
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Craneware posts 10% earnings growth
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