Scotland’s digital telecare landscape is about unlocking potential and embracing the future, according to David Brown of the Digital Office for Scottish Local Government ⬇️ https://t.co/NodasFmCWT

Digital Mailbox Scotland: leading the UK into a new era of public services. Netcompany's digital mail platform will provide every Scottish citizen with secure, unified digital mailbox for all government correspondence in UK first [Partner Content] ⬇️ https://t.co/bV5F5SkTlJ

New Scottish Government app part of plan to revolutionise public services. Due to be rolled out next year, the app will initially provide alerts on weather and travel disruption, followed by digital proof of age, with further functionality added later ⬇️ https://t.co/kqB0bNISqD

Joe Griffin acknowledges a more responsive procurement system that prioritises a more ‘modular’ approach when it comes to buying in IT services #DS25

Our final session is with the Scottish Government’s permanent secretary, Joe Griffin, & Denmark’s ambassador to the UK, Kristina Beckvard. Kristina starts by acknowledging the football result from last night, and then the digital cooperation between Scotland and Denmark! #DS25

And now up is Dr Craig Mackay from MHS Grampian. The health board is exploring using AI to speed up the diagnosis of colorectal cancer, a process which requires consultants to manually vet referrals #DS25

The proof of concept is a multilingual AI travel companion developed by Visit Scotland using @stormid’s agentic workflow platform #DS25 👇

And now Sara Sinclair from Visit Scotland, who are looking to use AI to support travel planning. 👇 #DS25

Our first finalist is Lorna Campbell from Dumfries & Galloway Council, who presents on how AI could potentially augment a ‘slow, error prone’ revenues and benefits assessment process #DS25

Alan Gray, Head of Cyber, Scottish Government, joins a session looking at strategies for managing evolving cyber threats, embedding Zero Trust, and creating a secure foundation for digital delivery. #digitalscotland2025

Paul McGinness, chair and founder of @stormid highlights the rapid advance of AI capabilities against the backdrop of a rising public sector spending deficit in Scotland #DS25

And now for….Scotland’s AI Challenge, the annual competition hosted by Futurescot in partnership with @stormid - we have three finalists today, Visit Scotland, Dumfries & Galloway Council and NHS Grampian #DS25

Eilidh McLaughlin, Deputy Director, Digital Ethics, Inclusion and Assurance, Scottish Government, joins a panel to discuss how innovation and AI can deliver smarter, faster, and more accountable services. #digitalscotland2025 #DS25

Shona Nicol, Head of the Technical Data Policy team, Scottish Government, joins a panel discussion exploring the essential steps to ensure data readiness - from foundations to data sharing - empowering future-proofed public service design and delivery. #digitalscotland2025

David Duncan-Fraser, ScotAccount Operations, Scottish Government, joins a session on how Cloud technologies are enabling public sector organisations to modernise infrastructure, drive efficiencies, and collaborate across sectors. #digitalscotland2025

Sarah Eynon, Broadband Programme Director, and Robbie McGhee, Deputy Director, Digital Connectivity, join a session on investing in fast, reliable networks to support local economies, address demographic challenges, and deliver on Scotland’s net zero ambitions. #DS2025

Mark Grey, Service Owner for E-Pass & Digital Mailbox, Scottish Government, joins a session looking at lessons learned and what success looks like in digital transformation. #digitalscotland2025

And now Matt Robinson from techUK. Scotland has a really important part to play in the digital economy journey of the UK, says Robinson. He talks about the devolution landscape and how industry sometimes find it difficult to navigate. And now there are mayoral jurisdictions #DS25

A great slide illustrating the large scale deployment of digital services in Denmark #DS25 👇

Skovborg says that Digital Post system is critical to delivering public services in Denmark. Unlike in Scotland, the system is mandatory. It’s worth debating Scotland’s approach as Denmark consistently ranks among the most digitally advanced nations #DS25