building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Mesomorphic have produced a series of guides on home working, we’re reproduced in full here with permission, but urge you to visit their site for the most up to date information Part of the Remote Working series: Part 1: The Mesomorphic
Mesomorphic have produced a series of guides on home working, we’re reproduced in full here with permission, but urge you to visit their site for the most up to date information Part of the Remote Working series: Part 1: The Mesomorphic
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is seeking proposals to develop innovative sensor technologies that enable improved, high-confidence, rapid detection, localisation and identification of hazardous biological agents in the field. The current call for applications relates to phase 2 of
Bidders are invited to submit proposals to the ARCHIVER pre-commercial procurement. The ARCHIVER (Archiving and Preservation for Research Environments) aims to introduce radical improvements in the area of archiving and digital preservation services to support the IT requirements of EU
It is certainly strange times for us all at the moment and I hope you and your businesses are doing ok during this period of restricted movements and social distancing. We would love to hear from you if you feel
At ScotlandIS, we are starting the 4th week of homeworking and it begins to feel like the new normal. Part of this are also our regular updates for you on COVID-19 news that are of relevance to Scotland’s digital technologies
Mesomorphic have produced a series of guides on home working, we’re reproduced in full here with permission, but urge you to visit their site for the most up to date information Part of the Remote Working series: Part 1: The Mesomorphic
An update on No One Left Behind I want to give an update on the NOLB work that is happening in Scotland. Led by the Scottish Government, the drive to create digital inclusion for those most vulnerable and at risk from COVID19
The business landscape has undergone a sudden, drastic shift to remote access, in order to cope with the current social isolation requirements. Commensurately, the usage of video conferencing applications has skyrocketed. Perhaps the video conference tool that has most benefited
Mesomorphic have produced a series of guides on home working, we’re reproduced in full here with permission, but urge you to visit their site for the most up to date information Part of the Remote Working series: Part 1: The Mesomorphic
