building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Constant digital transformation and continued business growth mean technology contractors in Scotland will continue to be highly sought after this year and beyond. Organisations are competing for talent in a short-skilled market, causing day rates to increase by an average
ONE of the UK’s leading independent network providers has underlined its continued growth ambitions by opening its first office in London. Commsworld manages and controls Britain’s largest privately operated core fibre network and will now provide transit bandwidth from its
Scotland’s hub for business resilience is to see a top-level changing of the guard with its Chief Executive stepping aside and the establishment of two members of the senior management team. Mandy Haeburn-Little has been at the helm of the
People who are out of work and those on low incomes will be helped to develop digital skills in order to open up job opportunities. The new £1 million Digital Start Fund will support those furthest from the job market
Scotland now boasts more than 100 fintech companies, according to new data which shows the sector remains on schedule to become one of Europe’s leading hubs. The figure continues the momentum from the start of the year when it was
KAL has announced that it is making its OS-Virtualization technology available to all interested parties – including KAL’s customers, partners and competitors. Our customers can now license this innovative technology directly from KAL. Additionally, we are making an OEM version
EY has today announced its Head of Transaction Advisory Services (TAS) in Scotland, Ally Scott, will take over as the firm’s new Managing Partner for Scotland. The news comes as EY confirms its plan to increase its Scottish headcount by 25% in the
Edinburgh-based firm Carlyle, which has significant experience of hiring senior individuals for both the financial services and tech sectors, is the leading search and interim specialist in Scotland’s fintech space, and the firm understands the need for “intimate market knowledge”,
Mark Doherty, Managing Director of Avaloq’s development centre in Edinburgh, says Avaloq is succeeding because the firm is at the centre of a global shift towards digital business models by banks and wealth managers. In total, Avaloq’s clients manage or
SICSA has appointed Professor Aaron Quigley of the University of St Andrews as its new Director. Professor Quigley commences the role on July 4th 2019. Professor Quigley is the Chair of Human Computer Interaction in the School of Computer Science at the University of St
