building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
FinTech Scotland and 11 industry partners have launched a new environmentally-focused innovation challenge. Working in collaboration with EY, Morgan Stanley, Lloyds Banking Group, HSBC, Barclays, Phoenix Group, Sopra Steria, Equifax, Virgin Money and abrdn, successful firms are potentially eligible for
CodeBase is relaunching CodeClan with three Scottish colleges and a Silicon Valley teaching programme for coding. The pilot with Edinburgh College, Borders College and West Lothian College is set to commence this summer, with programme content delivered by US-based education
Iomart is targeting bigger-ticket acquisitions in the future as chief executive Lucy Dimes looks to further boost the cloud computing provider’s revenue growth. Posting record revenues for the 12 months to the end of March, Iomart said it remains confident in its long-term
The Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the launch of the second cohort of their fully-funded business support programmes, specifically designed for high-growth Scottish businesses. There are three distinct programmes offered: Net Zero – This programme provides a
In a groundbreaking partnership, the Glasgow based supply chain technology company, NatQuest and Africa Resource Center for Excellence in Supply Chain Management (ARC_ESM) have joined forces to address the global demand for skilled supply chain professionals and provide businesses with
Scottish Enterprise is offering expert support to Scottish companies that want to create new products or services, or otherwise diversify into the clean heat market. Their industry specialists can help companies of all sizes and types, from a variety of
An Edinburgh-based space firm has landed more than £320,000 to aid growth in one of the UK’s fastest growing industry sectors. Aurora Avionics specialises in producing the electrical systems necessary for flight, called avionics, which is driven by software which guides the rocket
Entrepreneurs looking to grow and scale their businesses are being urged to apply to join one of the UK’s leading accelerators, as NatWest prepares to welcome a record number of new businesses on its accelerator programme in September. Up to
More workers are turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to support their professional responsibilities and even to secure a new role, according to new research by Hays. The research, based on a survey of nearly 12,000 professionals and employers across
Scotland’s national innovation centre has developed an AI-powered device which could help healthcare professionals in making earlier detections of dementia. Developed by CENSIS – based in the University of Glasgow and created by the Scottish Government as the national innovation
