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Edinburgh Tech 2019-2020 Infographic || Company Connecting

Edinburgh city is the focus of our 2019-2020 new infographic. (Previous infographics Infographic One: 2,656 tech companies in Scotland and Infographic Two: Review of 624 Glasgow tech companies)

This infographic features 645 IT/Tech companies based in the Edinburgh city. Edinburgh has a strong financial services industry with over 12% of it's IT companies working in this sector.

Glasgow Tech 2019-2020 Infographic || Company Connecting

The second in our new infographic series (you can check out the first one here) covers all of Glasgow city. This infographic features 624 IT/Tech companies all based in the Glasgow city area.

A word cloud showing the top skills of Glasgow City

Scottish Tech 2019-2020 Infographic || Company Connecting

Starting off our new infographic series is a map and information on Scottish tech. We have decided to make this new series as we recently updated all of our data on Scottish technology.

Word cloud fo skills accompany the article Scottish Tech 2019 Infographic

2019 Cyber Security Companies infographic

We continue our 2019 infographic series on tech companies with a look at 485 tech companies that have skills in security / infosec.

Company Connecting has details of 4,700 tech companies on its database of which 3,000 are in Scotland. So about 10% of the tech companies have some cyber security /infosec skills.

Cyber Security Graph of companies accompanying the article 2019 Cyber Security Companies infographic

In a nutshell with Alexandra Nima of The Sophisticated Geek

We continue our "In a Nutshell" with Alexandra Nima of The Sophisticated Geek. She covers some of her background and how she got into IT.

image of Alexandra Nima of The Sophisticated Geek

In a Nutshell with Agron Elshani of Uprospr

We continue our "In a Nutshell" with Agron Elshani of Uprospr. Here he tells us a bit about his life, company and how he got into IT.

UProspr is a talent acquisition platform aiming to help employers make better hiring decisions and boost diversity in the workplace. We provide in-house recruitment teams with the tools to attract, assess and select best-fit people to interview, without unconscious biases influencing decisions.

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2019 Map of tech companies with Cyber Security skills by Company Connecting

Company Connecting continues to look at different ways of representing the details of tech companies on our database. The map below provides information on companies by size and location. Clicking on each of the dots will provide further details. This is a continuation of our Cyber Security series.

In a nutshell with Steve Ross of Shackleton Technologies

We continue our "In a Nutshell" series with Steve Ross of Shackleton Technologies.

What is Shackleton Technologies and what do they do?

IT Managed Services Provider with HQ in Dundee. We specialise in IT infrastructure whether on-premise or in the Cloud. We also provide business continuity, disaster recovery and IT security solutions. We wrap all this up together through a strategic approach to IT with our clients. We look to build an IT roadmap for them over 2 to 5 years so they can invest and budget accordingly. IT is the base from which most companies are built. We work best with client who value this approach.

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In a nutshell with Sorina-Alexandra Tocaci of Endava

We continue our "In a Nutshell" and Romanian series' with Sorina-Alexandra Tocaci of Endava.

What is Endava and what do they do?

We started in 2000, as a consulting firm delivering IT strategy and architecture services to some of the world’s largest banks and payments companies. Since then we have understood the changing needs of our customers and evolved into an IT Services organisation built on a foundation of industry expertise, engineering excellence and offshore delivery, committed to providing challenging and rewarding careers for the people who work for us.

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Company Connecting takes a look at the IT market in Romania

By the end of the 1950s, Romania was one of the only 8 countries who managed to create an electronic computer. As a communist country, the state supported the IT field as it was in a continuous competition with the other imperialist countries. The year of 1989 put the freshly democratised Romania in a situation where smugglers and fraudulent privatisations became normal and most of the IT specialists felt like there’s no future for them in this country, so they left to work in more developed countries. Despite this, few of those who stayed decided to open their own businesses and some of them are now being on the international market e.g. Bitdefender.

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