Want a Strategy?
When it comes to Digital Media, Scotland has great talent and big ambitions. A group of us got together to focus on the things we can do to make a bigger impact.
We have told the Scottish government what the industry needs to happen to ensure more success we - start more companies, build bigger companies and ensure that more distribution networks are owned and based in Scotland. We also need them to raise their game, support digital media and find ways of working alone or with the UK government to provide tax benefits to Games companies in Scotland
Some of the highlights of our work are on this site. But the best thing you could do is download the strategy document, read it and act on it. In the spirit of digital democracy, you can even blog about it too.
You will find highlights via the navigation bars above, proposing a step-change in digital media growth, identifying areas for investment and the actions we have to take.
We don’t need your credit cards details, there’s no dress code and no age-limit on entrance. We just want to make Scotland a better place to produce digital media.
Thanks for dropping by.
KEY POINTS OF INTEREST
Digital Industry Map
If the proposed strategies are adopted, Scotland will see significant growth in its digital industries, to get a sense of what growth will mean here is a boring graph jazzed up with rockets Overview of the industryScotland the SWOT
A traditional SWOT diagram of the nation's digital media outlining strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
A break-down of pointsGrowth Curve
What finally can be achieved if many of the proposed strategies are adopted. It is a bring graph jazzed up with rockets.
Five key steps to excellence
Has the Apple Store changed the game?
The last year has witnessed the phenomenal growth in apps, iPhone games and mobile media many see it as a game changing moment - is it?
Scotland's digital media strategy is ambitious and calls for a step-change in global competitiveness. But what's missing?
Developing, acquiring and anchoring new interactive platforms in Scotland are at the heart of our strategy, and will be a key-emphasis for investment and support.
The internet, email and cloud computing have shrunk distance
There's no such thing as free-money - the lottery, a win at the bookies and a raffle all require you to buy a ticket up front.
Most Scottish companies grow their business organically - usually by winning contracts or commissions. A smaller number have set their sights on mergers and acquisition.
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