For the first time, Scotland’s public sector community will decide the winner, choosing between proofs of concept from Fife Council, Qualifications Scotland and the Scottish Courts & Tribunals Service ...

Councils, NHS boards and central government bodies face a familiar challenge: modernise services and meet rising demand ...

Police Scotland on tackling rising digital evidence demand, plus lessons on AI and public trust from Miami police and justice ...

Jonathan Cameron takes over as director of digital at the Scottish Government, replacing Geoff Huggins, in post since July ...

Sopra Steria explores why Scotland’s public sector must confront legacy IT costs to deliver its vision of citizen-focused ...

PHP: the critical part of the Internet that few knew about (until today!), says cyber expert Professor Bill Buchanan ...

The Scottish Government’s Reaching 100% (R100) programme has been named among nine finalists for the European Commission’s 2026 European Digital Connectivity Awards. It is the only UK entry, ...

Criminal and civil justice partners are increasingly turning to digital in a bid to reduce case backlogs, improve efficiencies and automate processes. The prize on offer is considerable: harnessing ...

A new AI-powered imaging platform that looks deep into the configuration of cells is set to help scientists in Scotland carry out cutting-edge research into cancer and other diseases. Heriot-Watt ...

Plans for a £16.5 billion datacentre campus on the site of the former Chapelcross nuclear power station have been lodged with Dumfries and Galloway Council. Annan-based CX Tech Limited has applied for ...

A Scottish technology company founded by a doctor frustrated by operating theatre bottlenecks is set to roll out its platform across the country. Infix, masterminded by Dr Matthew Freer, is a ...

A new £14 million project in Scotland will aim to use AI for faster data analysis and to improve medical scans – with benefits for both patients and health services. Canon Medical Research Europe, ...