building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
The 10th March marked the completion of the Digital Skills Partnership’s National Student Software Development Competition, a groundbreaking programme which takes action to address the skills gap in Scotland’s digital technologies industry by delivering work-ready tech talent. The competition was developed to
Interesting, not without its issues, and definitely worthwhile is the answer if you ask me. My interview experience with Joanne was the same as many are facing now, Joanne was interviewed remotely, not because we were on lockdown at the
A Message from the Minister for Digital Infrastructure, Matt Warman “Thank you to everyone for continuing to help make the UK a safe place to be online. Your work is more important now than ever. My Department is committed to
In collaboration with their partner HP, the Livingston-based firm has launched an initiative to help Scottish public sector organisations to work remotely. This initiative is the brainchild of Capito’s Director of End User Computing, Alan Middleton, who was inspired after
At the end of last year, Infosecurity conducted some unique research into how the trends uncovered in our State of Cybersecurity Report affected the next generation of cyber-professionals. The results of that research were published on our next-gen section throughout November and December. More recently, Infosecurity connected with Hela
Social distancing, queues and changing opening times are just some of the new rules being implemented by supermarkets across the UK to help protect staff and customers amid the COVID-19 pandemic. While these new policies are vital in stemming the
The government has announced a £1.25bn package to support innovative new companies that are not eligible for existing coronavirus rescue schemes. It will match up to £250m of private investment and add £550m to an existing loan and grant scheme
Boston Networks is building the UK’s most advanced Internet of Things (IoT) network – IoT Scotland. On 16 April we announced the IoT Scotland network can now be used free of charge by anyone responding to the unique challenges raised by
Financial technology firm Beeks Financial Cloud, which is based on the outskirts of Glasgow, has continued its expansion drive with an acquisition in spite of the uncertain outlook for markets. Beeks has agreed to buy Velocimetrics for up to £4.55 million,
It won’t be this week, or next week. But it cannot be put off forever. Exiting lockdown: when should we do it, how do we do it, and should Scotland strike out on its own? Political leaders in all four nations will
