building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
ScotlandIS, the trade body and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s digital tech sector, has an exciting opportunity for six Scottish cybersecurity companies to exhibit their products at an international cybersecurity trade show later this year. Companies with a cybersecurity product
Dayshape, an Edinburgh-based software company using AI technology to power professional services planning, has welcomed Pinion as a live customer in 2023. The new software investment is supporting Pinion’s commitment to innovation on a global scale by progressing from scheduling software to an intuitive and proactive resource management solution. Andrew
FarrPoint, an independent technology consultancy, has published a new study which shows the installation of mobile 4G masts in rural communities can improve not only the quality of life for communities, but also reduce environmental impact. In the report published
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to contribute up to $1 trillion to Southeast Asia’s GDP by 2030. As the region’s largest digital economy, Indonesia is at the heart of this transformation: The country’s rapidly growing market offers ample commercial
Scotland’s leading organisation for building resilience against cybercrime and fraud has warned businesses that they must have a plan in place to counter attacks, as it adds two legal firms and four new IT and security firms to its cadre
ScotlandIS member FanDuel has formed a new partnership with STEM Returners to encourage more women to get into the gaming technology industry. Known for its offerings in fantasy sports teams and sports betting, FanDuel will offer a STEM Returners programme at their new
Glasgow is to benefit from 75 new software jobs being created, thanks to Californian dental software company, Planet DDS, choosing to locate its technology development and support centre in Scotland. Planet DDS is a leading provider of cloud-enabled dental software
Around £3.2bn was added by Scottish businesses to the UK economy by the aerospace, defence, security and space sectors, according to the latest figures from ADS Group. The trade association’s analysis also revealed that businesses in Scotland generated £7.3bn in
PDMS, a software engineering and digital transformation company, has received the Level 1 Social Value Quality Mark® (SVQM); joining a select, but growing, number of companies in Scotland who have committed to creating a positive and lasting impact on their
ScotlandIS, the trade body and cluster management organisation for Scotland’s tech sector, has announced the shortlist for the Young Software Engineer of the Year Awards, taking place on 28th September. Now in their 34th year, the awards aims to recognise
