Event Type : Member Event

Managing and troubleshooting enterprise cloud workloads has exceeded the limits of even elite operations teams.

Join Frontier and Komodor for an exclusive breakfast for enterprise engineering leaders, as we explore how autonomous operations are decoupling cloud reliability from headcount, enabling innovation at scale without the operational headaches.

For VP and Director-level leaders in Platform Engineering, SRE, DevOps, and Cloud Infrastructure across enterprise.

Holyrood Connect’s annual Digital Transformation event for the Scottish public sector returns to Edinburgh on 18 June.

The Digital Strategy for Scotland was recently published, setting out the Scottish Government’s and Local Government’s joint vision for sustainable digital public services. Join us for a day of insights, inspiration, and innovation where you can explore how far Scotland’s public sector has come on its digital transformation journey, and where it’s headed next. 

Event Highlights:

Shape the Future: Engage with thought leaders on Scotland’s digital transformation journey and explore how technology can transform public services.

Gain Insights from Expert Speakers: Hear first-hand from thought leaders and industry experts.

Tackle Real Challenges: Learn from real-world case studies and discover actionable solutions.

Explore AI’s Role: Understand the opportunities of embedding artificial intelligence within your organisation.

Discover the role of Smart Working: Explore how digital tools, automation and AI can enable a more agile, connected and efficient public sector.

Connect with Peers – Explore innovative solutions in the exhibition area, and build connections to help you drive your organization’s digital transformation journey.

Who Should Attend?

This event is aimed at professionals in the public and third sectors involved in digital transformation, IT, procurement, AI, and service delivery.

Hosted by Phoenix in partnership with Microsoft, Mission Possible Scotland is built specifically for Scotland’s third sector, and the Microsoft Copilot tools that are already changing how the sector works.

Why this event, why Scotland, why now

Scotland’s charities are being asked to do more, again. The funding climate is, in OSCR’s own framing, very challenging. Demand on services keeps rising. Audit, reporting and trustee transparency requirements have stepped up sharply, particularly with the Charities (Regulation and Administration) (Scotland) Act 2023 now landing in earnest.

And on top of all of that, every voluntary organisation we speak to in Scotland is being asked the same question: “what are you doing about AI?”

Microsoft Copilot is one solution, because it sits inside the Microsoft 365 tools your colleagues already use, works with the data you already hold, and doesn’t require a transformation programme to get started. Mission Possible Edinburgh exists to show you what that looks like for an organisation operating in Scotland’s sector.

What you’ll take away from the event

• A grounded, Scotland-specific view of what Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Chat and Copilot Studio do
• Customer stories and a Scottish sector panel speaking honestly about adoption inside the constraints we all know
• Hands-on time across three Prompt-a-thon rounds using Copilot against your own kind of work

Agenda

• 09:00 – 09:30 | Registration, Refreshments & Networking
• 09:30 – 09:50 | Welcome and The Sector Right Now: Why AI Can’t Wait
  Speaker: Craig Reeder, Phoenix Software
• 09:50 – 10:30 | Microsoft Copilot Demystified — What It Is and What It Isn’t
  Speaker: Lewis Thomson and Thomas Pyle, Phoenix Software
• 10:30 – 11:00 | Refreshment Break & Networking
• 11:00 – 11:45 | Customer Story: Scope – From 25 Licences to 210 Agents
  Speaker: Lewis Thomson, Phoenix Software and Kwesi Afful, Scope
• 11:45 – 12:30 | Responsible AI Adoption for the Charity Sector
  Speaker: Dave Lingwood, Phoenix Software

​Lupovis is turning five, and we are celebrating properly.

​Join us in London on 8 July for an evening with security leaders, threat intelligence teams, practitioners, investors, friends of Lupovis, and a few people who spend far too much time thinking about attackers on the internet.

​We will be marking the launch of our new Insights Platform, built from five years of watching how attackers behave across the internet and turning those signals into clearer, more useful intelligence for security teams.

​Expect a relaxed evening on the 7th floor at The Line, with views across the London skyline, good drinks, food, and proper conversations.

​There will be:

​🍹 Drinks on us
🍴 Food and time to mingle
🤝 Security leaders, practitioners, and friends of Lupovis
👀 First look at the new Insights Platform
🎤 Fireside chat on where attacker behaviour is heading next

​This is not a conference, and it’s not a sales pitch!

​It is a launch party with a room full of people who care about security, intelligence, risk, and what attackers are really doing before the breach happens.

​Come for the platform. Stay for the skyline, the drinks, and the conversations.

OSP Cyber Academy presents the Scottish OT Cyber Summit, in partnership with Cyber Prism.

Taking place this August, the summit will bring together industry leaders, cyber security experts and operational resilience professionals to explore one of the most important challenges facing modern organisations: protecting the systems that keep services, infrastructure and operations running.

Attendees can expect expert insight, practical discussion and a rare opportunity to hear directly from leaders working at the front line of OT cyber security.

Whether you work in cyber, risk, infrastructure, operations, compliance or senior leadership, this is a one-off opportunity to understand the risks, learn from specialists and connect with others facing the same challenges.