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Partnership project set to put the Scottish geospatial sector on the map
Optimat, a research consultancy based in East-Kilbride, has been appointed to support the growth and development of the Scottish geospatial sector and enhance the use of location-based data across Scotland.
Global collaboration essential for Scotland's economic recovery
Scottish Enterprise's Chair, Lord Smith of Kelvin, highlights the role of our GlobalScot network.
World's first electric fire engine designed and built in Scotland by Emergency One
The world’s first electric fire engine was launched from Cumnock, Scotland, today by Emergency One the UK’s leading manufacturer of fire, rescue and emergency vehicles. The company has been supported by Scottish Enterprise and is poised to target international markets with the new net zero emergency vehicle.
Early-stage, high-growth businesses awarded over £1 million at Scottish EDGE finals
A total of 33 businesses with high-growth potential from across Scotland have benefited to the tune of just over £1 million after being named as winners at the Scottish EDGE Awards, which featured keynote speakers UK bioscience entrepreneur Professor Sir Christopher Evans, Alison Rose, CEO NatWest Group and Poonam Gupta OBE of PG Paper.
Survey from Co-operative Development Scotland shows people want fairer, stronger economy
Co-operative Development Scotland is launching a campaign to showcase the role inclusive business models can play in the recovery of the economy as new research reveals that people favour more socially responsible and fairer businesses.
Thermo Fisher Scientific expands COVID-19 response by adding manufacturing capacity for sample collection products in Europe
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, today announced it will significantly expand capacity for specialised sample collection products in Perth, given the significant demand for COVID-19 testing.
Scottish Enterprise CEO Steve Dunlop to step down
Scottish Enterprise CEO Steve Dunlop is to step down after a period of rapid change in which the organisation has played a central role in the Scottish Government's economic response to COVID-19.
For-Sight eyes growth with £1.5m hospitality product development project
Hospitality technology specialist For-Sight has launched a £1.5 million project to develop the next generation of its proprietary data management and marketing platform.
Ayrshire’s RUA Medical joins forces with Irish institute to help boost its growth
Ayrshire-based RUA Medical has become the first company to complete a project under the cross-border Co-Innovate programme after being paired with a Republic of Ireland academic institute – enabling the company to develop new product offerings and target additional export markets.