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Condatis Achieves Microsoft Identity and Access Management Specialisation

By updatesPosted on 2nd April 20262nd April 2026Posted in Member News

At Condatis, we’ve always believed that identity sits at the centre of every secure, scalable organisation. It underpins how people access systems, how data is protected, and increasingly, how organisations govern automation and AI. That’s why I’m proud to share

Burness Paull announces five new partners

By updatesPosted on 1st April 20261st April 2026Posted in Member News

Burness Paull has promoted five of its lawyers to partner as the firm recognises commitment to excellent client service, continues to invest in developing talent, and readies itself for further growth. The newly appointed partners are Jo McLean (technology and

KubeNet Appointed as Managed IT Services Partner for Erskine Veterans Charity

By updatesPosted on 31st March 202631st March 2026Posted in Member News

KubeNet has been appointed to take over and manage the full IT environment for Erskine Veterans Charity, supporting the organisation as it continues its vital work with veterans across Scotland. Erskine Veterans Charity is one of Scotland’s most respected veterans’ organisations,

University of Glasgow and Lloyds Banking Group announce groundbreaking agentic AI research programme

By updatesPosted on 31st March 202631st March 2026Posted in Member News, ScotlandISData

A new research partnership between the University of Glasgow and Lloyds Banking Group is setting out to explore the potential of AI to support software and data engineering. Over the next four years, the partners will explore how large language

Cyber-risk Doesn’t Follow The News Cycle; We Can’t Let Our Vigilance do The Same

By updatesPosted on 31st March 202631st March 2026Posted in Member News, ScotlandISCyber

In this contributed piece for DIGIT, Ian Davis, Head of Technical Sales at ScotlandIS member Kick ICT Group, explores how rising geopolitical tensions are intensifying cyber threats facing UK businesses, and why organisations must treat cyber risk as a constant

Digital Twins: The Case for Policy Simulation and Real-Time Intervention

By updatesPosted on 31st March 202631st March 2026Posted in Member News

The United Kingdom has led the world in the digital transformation of public services, placing users at the centre of service design and reshaping how government interacts with citizens. We now have an opportunity to build on this foundation by

University of Edinburgh AI Accelerator open for applications

By updatesPosted on 26th March 202626th March 2026Posted in Member News, ScotlandISData, Opportunity

The University of Edinburgh AI Accelerator has re-opened for applications. Applications are open until 11th May and the programme starts in September. Why take part? This is a great opportunity for you and your business to get bespoke support from a world-class University and leading business development programme. Benefits include: Who can apply? Established AI

Taranata Group Announces Promotion of Lyle Ritchie to Director: Permanent Recruitment, Head Resourcing & Change Digital

By updatesPosted on 26th March 202626th March 2026Posted in Member News

Taranata Group is delighted to announce the promotion of Lyle Ritchie to Director: Permanent Recruitment, Taranata Group – Head Resourcing & Change Digital. Lyle steps into this expanded role after successfully leading the Head Resourcing Talent Solutions offering. His team

Quorum Cyber Wins 2026 Globee® Award for Cybersecurity

By updatesPosted on 25th March 202625th March 2026Posted in Member News

Microsoft-first company named Best Cybersecurity Service Provider of the Year Quorum Cyber, a Microsoft-first cyber security services provider, is honoured to be named a winner in the 2026 Globee® Awards for Cybersecurity, a globally recognised programme celebrating excellence in all

£20m government funding for Edinburgh uni quantum computing research

By updatesPosted on 25th March 202625th March 2026Posted in Member News

The UK Government has invested £20m for the University of Edinburgh’s Quantum Software Lab (QSL) to accelerate the development of quantum computing software. The funding will also support the development of applications across healthcare, energy, finance and cyber security. It