building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
We had the exciting opportunity to work with Eventace after their founder, Del Cotton, reached out to us in January this year. Eventace needed someone to handle the web app development for their brand-new venture. Translating Complex Ideas Into a Workable Platform
Computing studies have long been a subject of intense debate within Scottish education. At a time when digital skills have never been more important, the number of secondary school teachers having this as their main subject has dropped by more than
The Open Call is looking for innovative ideas to improve the defence and security of the UK. Your idea could be a concept, product or service, at various levels of maturity. The only way to submit a proposal to the
Scottish IT and cyber security company Converged Communication Solutions has delivered a cyber awareness training session to those who oversee the running of the regulatory body of Scotland’s social service workforce. The Aberdeen-headquartered company presented an online development session to
Derek joined Net Talent 8 years ago and quickly established himself as a key member of the business. His early success in developing new key client relationships meant that within two years he was promoted to a full member of
ScotlandIS chief executive Jane Morrison-Ross has been announced as the 2020 Digital Leaders (DL) Local Champion for the UK, in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the Scottish digital sector. Jane was awarded The DL Local Champion for Scotland award,
A few updates from myself and the wider team here at ScotlandIS on our latest Research and Policy activity in the last 6 weeks. In September, we listened to our members and responded on behalf of them with regards to
A team of Edinburgh scientists will play a key role in a new cyber security centre that will help keep citizens safe online. The £8.6 million national Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online (REPHRAIN) will explore the
Adarma has hailed a record year, with revenues rising 27 per cent to £41m. It is the seventh year of consecutive double digit percentage growth for the Edinburgh and London-based business, and follows a 24 per cent rise to £32m in 2018.
THEIR history spans millennia and now the latest technology is about to give them a new lease of life. Seven archaeological sites located along the Hebridean Way in the Western Isles are to be brought to light in a series
