Brasserie Ecosse considers itself Dundee’s premier restaurant and cocktail bar and now the popular establishment on Shore Terrace, under the Caird Hall, is leading what it is calling the “Covid comeback”, for young people wanting to work in the hospitality industry. The 7,000 sq ft eatery, home to the famous egg chairs, a champagne wall, […]
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Redefining the future of work
A new study says changes in working patterns must be factored into policy decisions, writes JULENA DRUMI Coronavirus and the lockdown has turned many people’s working lives upside down and now it’s been confirmed that the massive shift in working arrangements that has taken place since March this year is here to stay. The most […]
Time to ignite the dry powder
AS I SEE I The Chancellor could ignite the economy by using tax relief to unleash investment, says BRIAN WILLIAMSON I have been impressed, not only with the economic levers Rishi Sunak, has used to stimulate the economy but with the measured and calm way he has dealt with a crisis that could have been […]
FinTech champion Ingledew would be an option for Scottish Enterprise
AS I SEE IT Scotland’s biggest development agency could have a new leader in waiting, writes TERRY MURDEN As it approaches its 30th birthday Scottish Enterprise is looking for its sixth chief executive and, probably, another iteration of its role in driving the economy. There had been no indication that Steve Dunlop was about to […]
Napier seeking to unlock the tactics of ransomware attackers
Napier University is building a reputation in the cybersecurity spin-out ecosystem and now believes it has the next game-changer, writes JULENA DRUMI It’s the nightmare scenario for any internet business. Criminals not only disabling the entire operating system, but demanding payment to restore access. Ransomware – malware that encrypts files coupled with a menacing condition […]