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Many things will change once organisations emerge from the aftermath of the pandemic but this is a time for opportunities. New ways of working, new ways to reach customers, new technologies.

Find out how we can change and make business go viral after the virus with Theo Priestley, Theo Priestley a globally recognised and sought after futurist and international speaker, an author, and authority on the future of business, technology and society.

COVID-19 has big implications for attitudes to data. The demand for more data is everywhere. It creates new requirements for the rapid sharing of sometimes sensitive data, and new data protection risks. The emergency legislation also has implications for data protection and sharing.

Come along to get insights into these issues from our industry experts.

David Goodbrand is Head of Privacy and Technology Partner at legal firm, Burness Paull.

Sorcha Lorimer is founder and CEO of Trace who provide data protection compliance software, services and online learning.

Olivia Gambelin is co-founder and CEO of Ethical Intelligence, an ethics consultancy who help companies create ethical policies and frameworks to enable them to innovate with confidence.

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

What happens to technology when there is a fundamental change in the world?

This session looks at actual, likely and probable technology trends in light of the current pandemic.

It will not be talking about medical or economic issues, instead exploring how the future of work and social life is going to be irrevocably changed by the current crisis.

This will include digital transformation, collaboration, events and well being.

About Richard

An entrepreneur and published author Richard is a stalwart of the tech industry and a past Research Director with Gartner. His unique style will once again educate and entertain attendees.

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

Many things will change once organisations emerge from the aftermath of the pandemic but this is a time for opportunities. New ways of working, new ways to reach customers, new technologies.

Find out how we can change and make business go viral after the virus with Theo Priestley, Theo Priestley a globally recognised and sought after futurist and international speaker, an author, and authority on the future of business, technology and society.

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

Get ready to race! Assemble your team and join members and the ScotlandIS team for an adrenaline packed, team night at Xtreme Karting in Falkirk. Ideal for a team building event or to blow off some steam and most importantly for the opportunity to win and gain some serious bragging rights!

Last year’s event proved a massive hit with members, as teams flew around the track fighting off fierce competition. Edgy, exciting and fun, this is a highly competitive race event, specially designed to let you experience the thrill of competitive racing.

Teams take to the track for a practice / qualifying session before taking to the start line for the highly competitive endurance main race.

You will manage your driver changeovers and tactics throughout and at the end, the team with the most laps will take to the podium to get their medals and lead the celebrations!

Teams are made up of four drivers and we provide pizza, tea, coffee and soft drinks for all participants.

Cost: £300 + VAT

To book your place contact Nicole Johnston, Nicole.Johnston@scotlandis.com

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

Our online office will be open for an hour every Wednesday between 1.30 – 2.30, with a different member of the ScotlandIS team for you to catch up with if you’re bored, would like a check in or just some human contact. We might be drinking tea, but we’d love to see you – it’s an open invitation, drop by whenever the door will be open.

For centuries, urban morphologists have relied on traditional cartography and interpretative analysis to decode the fabric of cities and study recurrent spatial patterns. We are now rapidly enter a new era of ‘ubiquitous urban data’ characterized by the rapid emergence of new spatial technologies, new data sources and mining approaches and new assessment methods for understanding ever-so complex urban systems around us. These new capabilities and platforms, come with the unique opportunity to introduce new perspectives in the understanding, assessment, monitoring and management of urban form across space and over time and to better integrate the emerging science of Urban Morphometrics with established disciplines of urban morphology, urban geography and human ecology.

To harness this opportunity the Urban Design Studies Unit at the University of Strathclyde is launching the first Urban Morphometrics Symposium, a platform for knowledge exchange between research groups leading the exploration into the quantitative science of cities with the aim of building new basis for future collaborations.

You can enter the Awards here or book your table below.