building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
ScotlandIS Head of Research and Policy, Marc Strathie, has been welcomed as an honorary member of the Climate Solutions Network by the Royal Scottish Geographical Society. The Network is a community of professionals who have graduated from one of the
Scottish entrepreneurs are being given the opportunity to learn from business leaders as part of a new online programme, Scale Up Scotland Digital. Complementing the existing in-person Scale Up Scotland programme, the new digital offering means more Scottish business leaders
Plans to boost legal status of digital identities to make them as widely recognised as driver’s licences and bank statements Easily recognised trustmarks to be issued for digital identity products to build public confidence Plans to create a new system
Take a look at the below interview with Linda Steedman, Chair of eCom Scotland, as she explains how employer support in wellbeing and upskilling will be essential in making flexible working successful. These days – thanks, in part at least,
It’s time for July’s blog from our Head of Cyber, Ciara, where she reflects on the significance of clusters in driving industry growth, and how the ScotlandIS Cyber cluster achieves this. Last February as part of Cyber Scotland Week, we
The former head of digital transformation at the Scottish Government has been appointed chairman of ScotlandIS. Alison McLaughlin has set out her vision for Scotland’s digital tech sector after being appointed to the role. A graduate from the University of
Cyan, the Edinburgh-based scale-up whose technology helps law enforcement, social media and cloud companies find and block harmful online content from paedophiles and terrorists, has added significant global technology and human capital expertise to its board with the appointment of
Do you work in the Tech Sector in Scotland? Do you want to help bridge the skills gap, form a valuable relationship with a local school, help and inspire young people to pursue a career in tech? Following a successful
Scotland’s cyber security businesses are set to get access to £700,000 in UK-wide funding to help develop skills, collaboration and break down local barriers to growth. The funding – from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport – has
Scotland’s innovation centre for data and AI, The Data Lab, has today announced that Les Bayne will assume the role of chair. Bayne joins the centre as it continues to focus on supporting organisations as they seek to better utilise
