building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
The deadline for entries to 2016 Digital Technology Awards has been extended to Wednesday 2nd March. Applications are welcomed from all spheres of the digital technologies industry in Scotland with categories ranging from Best B2C Technology Product / Service to Star
ScotlandIS is calling on all political parties to focus on fostering growth in the digital technologies sector as it launches its manifesto ahead of the Scottish Parliament election. Describing the sector as ‘the invisible industry that is changing the world’,
The first Chief Digital Officer for Scotland should be appointed with responsibility to offer high-profile, expert leadership and challenge across the Scottish Government and the public and private sectors on how digital transformation can meet Scotland’s key economic challenge of
Strategic technology trends are rapidly changing disruptive trends with significant potential for enterprise impact over the next three to five years – and IT cannot afford to ignore them. Gartner have released a webinar detailing their annual list of the top 10
With many employers currently already taking applications for summer 2016 internship and placement positions, now is definitely the time to get ahead and reach out to students. To support this, e-Placement Scotland is giving employers the chance to meet university students
The ScotlandIS Digital Technology Awards 2016 are now open for entries with a hat trick of new categories up for grabs. A new ‘CEO of the year’ award has been introduced for 2016 to recognise the exceptional role played by
THE chief executive of trade body ScotlandIS has been appointed as the first chair of digital skills academy CodeClan. Polly Purvis had worked as part of the project team which created CodeClan. Harvey Wheaton, chief executive of CodeClan, said: “Polly has
ScotlandIS would like to wish all our members a very merry Christmas and a happy new year! Best wishes from Polly and the ScotlandIS team.
EMPLOYERS often have a stereotypical picture in their minds of the staff working in their information technology (IT) departments – unshaven men wearing Warhammer T-shirts and pairs of faded jeans, hiding behind computer screens. Yet that caricature is quickly disappearing.
ScotlandIS, the trade body for the digital technologies industry, has announced the appointment of Allan Sutherland, as its Grampian Co-ordinator. Sutherland will play a key role in promoting and lobbying on behalf of the digital technology sector in the North East and Aberdeen. Home
