building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Shepherd and Wedderburn’s corporate finance team has reported a bumper year for deals activity, with the value of transactions more than doubling to £8.65 billion. The team advised on 114 deals globally in the year to December 2018, against 98
Grants totalling £100,000 have been awarded by Digital Xtra Fund to more than 20 extracurricular programmes across Scotland, in a bid to create the next generation of digital experts. In total, 22 extracurricular initiatives have been awarded grants of up
Earlier in the year I shared our plans for 2019 as we move to being a combined cluster management organisation and membership body, with a strong focus on cyber and data. There is another element to our evolution; this is
Registers of Scotland is responsible for keeping public registers of land, property and other legal documents across Scotland. This includes the world’s oldest national land register, the General Register of Sasines, which was created in 1617 as a chronological list
This is fifth annual salary survey from Be-IT. As before, this shows average salary estimates and contractor day rates for a wide range of jobs, at different levels of seniority. This year, we’ve changed the format, so instead of
Commsworld, the Edinburgh-headquartered telecoms and network provider, has dialled up revenues of more than £20 million, marking its most successful year to date. The firm, which was established in 1994 and also has offices in Aberdeen and Glasgow, has been
CityFibre has awarded the next phase of a £100 million high-speed broadband roll out in Edinburgh to infrastructure provider Amey. The existing 150km network in Edinburgh was constructed in less than a year and it currently serves more than 320 schools as
ECCI will help deliver a new £3.5 million initiative to boost climate action in Edinburgh, Belfast and Leeds, the UK Energy Minister, Claire Perry, announced last week. The Place-based Climate Action Network (P-CAN) aims to help the UK meet its
Eleven data analysts, developers, engineers and scientists across public sector, academia and industry will speak at the inaugural DataTech event at the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh on the 14th March. After responding to a call for proposals, the speakers have been selected
thinkWhere is developing an online mapping portal to improve access to official European data. As part of the Open European Location Services (Open ELS) project, thinkWhere will develop a web system giving registered users access to ‘geospatial’ data from public authorities
