building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
In this thought piece, ScotlandIS CEO, Karen Meechan, urges employers to be more open-minded with regards to recruiting neurodiverse individuals, as this could be crucial in reducing the tech skills gap. Scotland’s growing digital technology sector is forward-thinking, and our
The Scotland 5G Centre is delighted to announce the launch of our inaugural S5GConnect Innovation Challenge. The aim of the Shaping Digital Health and Social Care, Innovation Challenge is to support companies embrace the benefits of 5G technology by bringing new products
Award winning telecoms and smart city advisor Intelligens Consulting has announced it has been commissioned by a rural wireless ISP and broadband provider to support their bid to secure funding from the Department of Digital, Culture Media and Sport’s (DCMS)
Funding will tackle challenges facing small tech firms and grow regional support networks to level up investment and innovations around the country £12 million awarded to support activity until 2025 A new government grant competition is launching to boost the
Holiday makers planning to take on Scotland’s most well-known road trip are being advised to adequately plan and prepare before setting off, after a new map has highlighted the lack of 4G coverage available along parts of the North Coast
Check out the latest blog from Head of Data, David, as he considers the impact data innovations could have in addressing our current economic and societal challenges. As organisations and consumers, we are all starting to feel the impact of
Work to bring full fibre connectivity within reach of almost every home and business in Luton gets underway as CityFibre, the UK’s largest independent full fibre platform, breaks ground on a new infrastructure rollout that will future-proof the digital needs
ScotlandIS member, Space Intelligence, has made it into the final phase of the GRAVITY Challenge 04 – the fourth round of a global space innovation program connecting real world problems with the experts who can solve them. Seven technology companies
Delivered by Heriot-Watt University and the University of Edinburgh, the venture is part of the Data-Driven Innovation initiative, supported by £21 million from the UK Government and £1.4m from the Scottish Government through the £1.3 billion Edinburgh and South-east Scotland City Region Deal.
A robot has successfully surveyed an underground radioactive ventilation duct in redundant laboratories at Dounreay. Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd (DSRL) and the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Nuclear (RAIN) Hub teamed-up to develop a robot capable of accessing areas that
