Fast Satellite Connectivity Is Fuelling Scotland’s Energy Revolution

Renewables by far dominate electricity generation in Scotland, with our output quadrupling since 2007, and renewables now representing 27,000 jobs. However, there is still work to be done, and the sector needs support to complete the transition in all areas, including renewable heat sources and transport. The rise of electric…

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Switching Letting Agent – It’s as Easy as A-B-C!

Many Edinburgh landlords think switching letting agent will be too much hassle for both themselves and their tenants. Some even wrongly believe they can’t make a change until their current tenancy ends. So, what’s the truth? Putting up with an agent who doesn’t provide a good service is like paying…

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Long-Term Lets Offer Solution to Airbnb Dilemma for Edinburgh Landlords

With Edinburgh’s popularity as both a business and tourist destination, owning an Airbnb or holiday let has traditionally been a popular choice with property investors. A steady stream of business visitors plus the influx of tourists during the Edinburgh festival season has provided a year-round supply of customers looking for…

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What to consider when choosing a business name

by Pink Mingo What’s in a name? Plenty. Naming your business is one of the first decisions you’ll make and can impact brand perception, investment and appeal. This article guides you through the dos and don’ts. This is a timely topic as I recently had a week of networking events…

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Is it time to upgrade your Legacy Systems?

by John Allan, Agenor Many organisations are using systems that have been the backbone of their operations for over a decade or more. While these ‘legacy systems’ still deliver a degree of reliable support for their critical operations, the pace of technology change has been so rapid in recent years,…

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Why your organisation should be a Disability Confident Employer

By Tuesday Mennie, marketing assistant at Glencraft When applying for jobs in the past, I often worried that an employer might not take me seriously if they were aware of my disability. Fears of rejection often consumed my thoughts and I once believed that by not mentioning my disability, I…

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Why Cloud-First is the Future of Business IT

As technology continues to evolve, more and more businesses are turning to cloud computing for their IT needs. It’s becoming clear that more than the traditional on-premises IT solutions of the past is required. The need for scalability, flexibility, and security has led to a rise in cloud-based solutions and…

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Unmasking the Ugly Truth! Ineffective Organisation Inclusion Policies

Author: Dr Steven Maxwell Introduction Inclusion in the workplace is no longer just a buzzword or a nice-to-have, but rather an essential component of any successful organization. Inclusive working policies ensure that all employees feel valued, respected, and heard, regardless of their background or identity. A commitment to inclusion is…

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How a modernised airspace could benefit a historic city

The Airspace Change Organising Group (ACOG) is responsible for coordinating a significant part of the delivery of the UK Government’s Airspace Modernisation Strategy. To do this, they are developing the Airspace Change Masterplan in collaboration with 22 airports up and down the UK, including three here in Scotland – Edinburgh,…

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Are you Still “Kicking the Carbon Can” Down the Road

Author: Brian Johnstone, Carbon-Zero I cannot fathom why many Companies are still “Kicking the Carbon Can” down the road in not addressing their carbon emissions. I wonder what it will take to prick their conscience to start addressing their carbon emissions. Are they waiting till they have to? Waiting till…

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