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Finalists for annual Digital Technology Awards announced by tech sector trade body
ScotlandIS, the trade body and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technology industry, have today announced the shortlist for their 16th annual Digital Technology Awards. The awards showcase the enormous talent within the tech sector, celebrating individuals and organisations across the entirety
UK Government launches women in tech taskforce
Innovation, optimism and opportunity: What lies ahead for Scottish tech in 2026
ScotlandIS Launches 2026 Manifesto for Government Amidst Appointment of New Board Members
ScotlandIS, the trade body and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technology sector, has today launched its manifesto for 2026. The manifesto is designed to help inform the strategic priorities of government, industry, and academia, providing insight drawn from collaboration
Karen Meechan: Scotland’s tech entrepreneurs are proud of being Scottish
It’s no surprise that Karen Meechan is a fan of Scottish technology firms. It’s basically in her job description. In her role as the chief executive of ScotlandIS, the membership organisation for Scotland’s digital technology industry, Meechan has been representing the sector for
Scotland’s tech trade body gives cautious welcome to Budget but warns of growing pressure on talent and competitiveness
ScotlandIS launches 18th annual tech survey and urges sector-wide participation
ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technologies sector, is calling for responses to its 18th annual industry survey. The survey will contribute to the organisation’s 2026 report which acts as a temperature gauge for Scotland’s technology