building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Digital transformation, in many ways, is a wonderful thing. Even more prevalent since the pandemic, we have new and more efficient ways of working, communicating, purchasing, accessing healthcare, banking, and so much more – making an incredible difference in people’s
TSB is taking applications for fintechs to participate in its third annual TSB Innovation Labs programme – as the bank and Fintech Scotland encourage a new round of fintech collaboration. Under the programme, winning fintechs will officially partner with TSB to offer
In the global pursuit of combating climate change, Scotland has emerged as a vanguard of innovation, with its tech companies at the forefront of driving impactful change. Scottish-based technological enterprises are seen to be demonstrating an unwavering commitment to reducing
This blog from ScotlandIS member, Backup Systems, discusses the basic steps to securing your personal information. With the digital world constantly evolving, new ways emerge for hackers to steal your information. If services don’t keep on top of their security,
Leading international law firm Addleshaw Goddard has unveiled the 15 high-growth tech businesses chosen for its 2023 AG Elevate mentoring scheme, with three Scottish businesses making the final cut. More than a quarter of this year’s intake have AI central
On 17th August 2023, Smardaten won the Second Runner up to KPMG Private Enterprise Global Tech Innovator China final 2023. This is the second global heavyweight Tech Award within three months in a row, following Technology Pioneer 2023 by the
One of the key takeaways from our Cluster Conference earlier this year was the abundance of opportunities for tech applications in the medical industry. With the advances in artificial intelligence dominating the headlines for 2023, it’s hardly surprising that various
A team of computer security experts at the University of Glasgow have developed a set of recommendations to help defend against “thermal attacks” which can steal personal information. Thermal attacks use heat-sensitive cameras to read the traces of fingerprints left
Ethical Hacking students at Abertay University have created a new resource dedicated to strengthening the cyber resilience of small businesses across the country. The “Cyber Strategy Guide for Small Organisations” offers a comprehensive set of recommendations and practical steps to support businesses
Recent research reveals 78% of organisations in Scotland offer hybrid or flexible working to staff 13% say they are offering other incentives to encourage staff back to the office Employees say that their most popular incentives would be, either paid
