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Neeyamo announced an extended partnership with Workday

Ad Feature Neeyamo extends Workday partnership for India payroll

Long queues at an airport.

Watch: Airport passengers sat on floor after global IT outage

Effects of global IT outage spill over into weekend

From left: Clevermed chief technology officer Chris Koiak, founder Peter Badger, and CEO Jane Stephenson. Picture: contributed.

Edinburgh-based owner of key pregnancy-focused data specialist acquired

Craig Mackay, CEO of Proteus, says: 'There is a thin, but visible, silver lining to the current economic crisis; the resilience and determination of British business.' Picture: contributed.

Majority of large firms see rising costs as biggest risk over next year

Edinburgh's Western General Hospital

NHS Lothian issues apology as Western General hospital's IT system crashed

CEO Jason Allen says the firm expects to 'continue to deliver strong results'. Picture: Iain McLean.

Paypacket-focused fintech Activpayroll sees own 'salary' jump with sales up 27%

Sharon Hamilton, UK managing director of Eurofins Digital Testing: 'These new client wins are a testament to using Eurofins as a partner for all testing requirements.'

Scottish client wins help boost first-half numbers at Eurofins Digital Testing

Iain Whyte wants 'strong scrutiny'

Council technology contract 'needs serious scrutiny'

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More than 600,000 Tesco Clubcard accounts have been blocked after scammers tried...

Aaron House in Penicuik.

Care home workers 'struggling to buy Christmas presents' after cyber attack caus...

From left: founders Dan Rathbone, Paul Henshaw, Matt Gaffney and Tom Walton. Picture: Bruce Rollinson.

Software consultancy Infinity Works opens in Edinburgh's WeWork site

Edinburgh has the lowest grant Scottish Government grant per head of population in the country

Get back to basics to solve Edinburgh budget crisis – Iain Whyte

Liana Ahmeds dream has been made easier by Amazon

Tech-loving Liana gets Amazon bursary boost

Police Scotland is to invest Â£200m in new technology

Police Scotland to invest Â£200m in outdated systems

A branch of the Clydesdale. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Clydesdale Bank in takeover bid for Virgin Money
Virgin Money shares surged after the owner of Clydesdale Bank tentatively tabled a takeover offer which values the challenger bank at Â£1.6 billion and stands to deliver a major payout for Richard Branson's Virgin Group.
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Big, international organisations such as Oxfam are more like businesses than charities. Picture: Emma Mitchell

Helen Martin: We've been naive about charities

Edinburgh IT experts kit out office with decorations - anyone can control

In an email warning to staff, Paul Grice, the Chief Executive at Holrood said the attack targeted parliamentary IT accounts. Picture: JP

Scottish Parliament subject to '˜brute force cyber-attack'

Phones and IT systems at trusts and hospitals in London, Blackburn, Nottingham, Cumbria and Hertfordshire have been affected

NHS cyber attack spreads to Scotland

The statutory notices scandal has rocked the Capital. Picture: Paul Chappells

Budget cuts delay new statutory repair team

Lothian NHS workers caught looking at their own medical records

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£8m wasted as force IT plan ditched

Andy Willox: Time to smash the myth that Scots are not great entrepreneurs

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Council on course to hit its emissions reduction target

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