building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
“I now feel very much part of the whole financial services family,” says the engineer by trade. Dr Mick O’Connor is the founder and director of Haelo, a Glasgow-based tech firm looking to “transform” regulatory compliance in financial services. This
In this ScotlandIS member spotlight, we welcome new Business member Prosperity 24/7. Read the case study below to find out more about Prosperity and why they joined ScotlandIS. Who is Prosperity 24/7, and what do you do? Prosperity24/7 is a
In this article, Ian Harragan, Director and Co-founder of Edinburgh-based i-confidential, suggests that taking a similar approach to aviation safety practices could enhance cybersecurity resilience. In a world plagued by cyber crime, never before has the ‘it’s us against them’
ScotlandIS member, TAAP, discusses green coding in their latest blog post, and how it can transform sustainability and efficiency of future IT infrastructures. In an era where sustainability is becoming a critical focus, the concept of “green code” has emerged
ScotlandIS member, PACE Anti-Piracy, interviews Ernie Slenkovich, VP of Mixwave, on their relationship with PACE and implementing Fusion software security and iLok licensing with PACE’s new Shopify integration. Ernie Slenkovich knows music. As an in-demand session drummer as well as
The professional body for IT is calling on the government to address the diversity gap within the tech sector. In a letter to the new technology secretary, the professional body for computing has highlighted that over 500,00 women are ‘missing’
Scottish law firm Brodies said profit was slightly higher in the 12 months to the end of April as turnover increased for a 14th consecutive year. Operating profit edged up to £49.2 million from £48.6m, and profit per equity partner
Tom Weeks, Transformation Director & Chief Strategy Officer, Informed Solutions The transport and mobility sector is undergoing profound transformation, spurred by changing needs and attitudes, net zero de-carbonisation policies, Mobility as a Service offerings, connected and automated vehicles, and tighter
Craneware, the Edinburgh-based software company providing solutions to the US healthcare market, is collaborating with Microsoft to enhance its offering to customers though AI-led initiatives and data analytics. The two companies, which already work together, say the application of innovative
The University of Edinburgh and Abrdn are to release an artificial intelligence (AI) investment tool to support its investment research process. The £7.5m strategic partnership between the two was announced in 2022, when the Centre for Investing Innovation was formed
