building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
ScotlandIS, the membership and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital technologies industry, has today unveiled the shortlist for its hotly contested 2019 Digital Technology Awards. The awards celebrate the wealth of talent and innovation in Scotland’s world-class digital technologies industry. This year
CodeClan, Scotland’s award-winning digital skills academy, today announced the launch of its immersive Data Analysis course, and invites prospective students and employers to join them on this new venture that will accelerate data innovation across Scotland. The course has been developed
Glasgow based software company Frog Systems has launched a new national community platform designed to signpost & connect citizens to all the support, care, groups, businesses and activities that are currently available in their local communities. Frog is designed to
One of the UK’s fastest growing and largest independent software testing companies, Edge Testing Solutions, part of Eurofins Digital Testing, has opened a fourth base in the UK in Manchester city centre, to service Edge Testing’s Northern clients and continue
A programme to help teachers bring computer science to life in the classroom has already reached nearly 70 per cent of Scotland’s primary schools, according to new figures. Latest numbers show that teachers from 69 per cent of primary schools
A team of S2 girls from St. Kentigerns Academy (pictured) are celebrating winning a national data science competition, beating off competition from over 200 applicants in 65 teams from 23 local authorities across Scotland. They picked up their £1,500 prize
Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, today announces that it has been recognized by ServiceNow as its EMEA Service Provider Partner of the Year for 2018. The honour was presented at ServiceNow’s annual EMEA Partner Summit, which took place in Barcelona.
The UK’s first ever two-week long festival of data innovation kicks off across Scotland today. DataFest, which is now in its third year, will focus on the economic and social benefits of data-driven innovation at over 60 events throughout the
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Incremental is partnering with Microsoft to launch a new programme which aims to drive more females into data science. The Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) predicted that 182,000 new UK jobs in big
Official figures have shown an increase in the number of women working in Technology roles in Scotland over the past two years, from 18% to 23.4% . This is an increase of more than 30% from 10,300 in 2010 to 24,000 in 2018.
