Digital

Sets out the principles our network will adhere to when running data and intelligence projects so we can deliver insight on the pandemic and wider data issues at pace while keeping ethics at the forefront of our thinking.

Work starts to extend superfast broadband to rural communities.

This guidance describes the responsibilities and expectations for all involved in protecting children and will support the care and protection of children.

This report shows the results of the public consultation on the revised national guidance for child protection in Scotland, and our response to the results.

Summary of findings from the Digital Economy Business Survey (DEBS) 2021. This publication includes the high level DEBS report, accompanying data tables and the Digital Economy Maturity Index 2021.

Over £26 million to close the digital divide.

Programme backed by £7 million funding in first year.

Supporting digital innovation within cultural businesses.

Strategy addresses specific challenges for the economy, society and children.

Investment in digital inclusion exceeds £48 million.

Prevention, awareness raising and enforcement action targeted.

Improving connectivity to 15 of Scotland’s islands through R100 North contract.

Geography, background or ability should not be a barrier to getting online.

This strategy sets out the measures which will ensure that Scotland will fulfil its potential in a constantly evolving digital world.

Wider roll-out of 4G and 5G technology.

The service standard aims to make sure that services in Scotland are continually improving and that users are always the focus.

Right First Time is a practical guide for public authorities in Scotland to decision-making and the law.

A State Aid public consultation to confirm eligible premises for public investment via the Reaching 100% Programme (R110) which is striving to extend the availability of NGA broadband infrastructure to deliver superfast broadband access to 100% of premises in Scotland.

Contract signed for the £384 million R100 North of Scotland lot.

Accelerating digital adoption by small and medium-sized firms.

New kit and training to tackle digital exclusion.

£35 million investment in technology.

Digital device funding to keep residents connected with their loved ones.

Consultation seeking views on a new digital strategy for Scotland, which reflects the changing digital world in which we live and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Connecting Scotland programme funding to expand to £43 million.

Review of the Scottish tech ecosystem by Mark Logan, commissioned by the Scottish Government, with recommendations on how to develop a world-class tech sector.

Report on expanding technology sector.

£15 million to help 23,000 more households get online.

Revised Scottish Government responses to the consultation into the eligible intervention area for investment of public funds into Next Generation Access (NGA) broadband infrastructure.

Funding to connect the most vulnerable.

An update on progress of the Scottish Government's Reaching 100% programme, as per its commitment to deliver 100% superfast broadband across Scotland.

Showcasing public sector innovation.

4G programme delivers first mast.

Digital hubs launched across South of Scotland.

Interest-free loans for digital development.

Delivery of full fibre broadband.

Cyber Scotland Week 2020 planned for 17-23 February.

Bidder announced for broadband roll out.

Modernising the criminal justice system.

A strategy outlining our vision for 5G and our commitment to embracing the opportunities it will give to build towards our aspiration to establish Scotland as a forward looking digital nation. 

Scotland set for life in the fast lane.

Overview of the range of technology trends potentially impacting on infrastructure in Scotland and examples of their uses and implications.

An overview of the Scottish Government's Reaching 100% programme

£1 million to increase employment opportunities.

New initiative to help deliver more broadband infrastructure.

Innovative approach will trial and showcase a potential model for smaller town use.

This public consultation seeks to expand the intervention area of the S4GI programme from the initial 16 sites; it also sets out our selection criteria.

£6 million digital network launched.

Digital Development Loan launched.

Around 890,000 premises now connected.

Impact of technological changes on Scottish jobs.

Prioritising rural Scotland.

UK’s first universal superfast broadband programme launched.

Economic expansion at centre of spending plans.

Investing in the NHS, protecting low earners, backing Scotland’s economy.

£2 million for faster public sector connectivity.

Fibre connection for over 90% of communities, businesses and homes.

Short report summarising the key findings from the Scottish household survey 2016: annual report.

Results from the 2016 edition of the continuous survey based on a sample of the general population in private residences in Scotland.

Digital Single Application Form.

Analysis of responses to the call for evidence issued by the Scottish Expert Advisory Panel on the Collaborative Economy in April 2017.

Extending coverage as far as possible to deliver superfast broadband access to 100% of premises in Scotland.

Rollout reaches new milestone.

FM visits US ‘coding bootcamp’.

Realising Scotland’s full potential in a Digital World.

Scotland's refreshed digital strategy sets out our vision for Scotland as a vibrant, inclusive, open and outward looking digital nation.

£36 million available to Scottish business.

£15.6 million for extra coverage.

Cabinet meeting and public discussion in Pitlochry.

Keep your details secure when shopping online.

DSSB programme reaches milestone.

National strategy to ensure all learners and educators are able to benefit from digital technology in their education.

Resource pack to help public authorities develop and implement plans for open data. This is the second version of the document.

An update on the work of the Digital Public Services and Business Transformation division.

This Open Data Resource Pack is intended to help public authorities throughout Scotland develop and implement their own plans for open data.