Scotland showcases technology innovation- January 31, 2005 The world's smallest television screen, chemical 'sniffing' lasers and the building block of next generation computing are among the technology innovations Scottish companies are set to showcase to an international audience. Hundreds of potential investors and clients have grasped the opportunity to discuss business opportunities with Scotland's top technology innovators at one of the largest events of its kind to be staged for the Scottish micro and opto electronics industry.http://enterprisescotland.blogspot.com/2005/01/scotland-showcases-technology.html Scotland chips in with world-leading semiconductor technology- January 28, 2005 Scotland chips in with world-leading semiconductor technologyScotland&8217;s bid to win the global race to develop advanced semiconductor technology has been given a &163;730,000 funding boost from Scottish Enterprise.The money will be used to assist in the ground-breaking development work being carried out at the University of Glasgow. Find out more in this month's edition of Scottish Technology Newshttp://enterprisescotland.blogspot.com/2005/01/scotland-chips-in-with-world-leading.html Scottish software firm on the crest of a wave- January 25, 2005 Maritime software solutions provider Seamanship International Ltd is riding the crest of the wave after launching ambitious expansion plans with help from Scottish Enterprise&8217;s Business Growth Fund. The company has moved to new offices in Strathclyde Business Park to develop their range of revolutionary computer based training programs designed for the shipping industry, maritime colleges, deck & engineering officers, and the yachting community. Full steam ahead for Seamanship...http://enterprisescotland.blogspot.com/2005/01/scottish-software-firm-on-crest-of.html Avanade opens office in Scotland- January 25, 2005 Leading global technology integrator Avanade - a joint venture between Microsoft and Accenture - today (Tuesday 25 January) opens its new Scottish operation in Edinburgh which will create up to 50 new high-skill jobs in the next two years. Avanade specialises in Microsoft business products and helps companies around the world which use software to make the most of their IT investment. Speaking ahead of the opening of the new facility in St Andrew&8217;s Square, Edinburgh, Avanade&8217;s chief..http://enterprisescotland.blogspot.com/2005/01/avanade-opens-office-in-scotland.html |