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Paul SheerinHerald Scotland |
It feels hard to argue that the UK is serious about growing its engineering and manufacturing while asking industry to shoulder some of the highest...
Three years ago to the month, I wrote for this column a reflection on the explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI), marvelling that the topic...
Does anyone else feel that it’s significant, maybe worrying, that the last five UK Prime Ministers have lasted at best just over three years, and at...
May has been a good month so far. Obviously not from a global chaos and economic stability point of view, but just a bit of sunshine has been enough...
With less than three months until Scotland’s parliamentary election, our engineering sector is not alone in pondering the what-ifs and maybes of the...
January can always be a tough month, but this one has had a few notable points that stand out, and not for the reasons we might hope for. On the...
In search of an antidote to the recent and rather baffling UK Budget that missed the mark on jump-starting the flatlining economy, as luck would have...
As we approach the end of another year, it’s tempting to focus on the usual seasonal markers — shorter days, the rush to wrap up projects, and the...
The challenges coming at industry in the last few years sometimes feel like another everyday obstacle, namely roadworks. Even before one set...
At the beginning of this month, I visited the Offshore Europe Conference in Aberdeen, an event attracting almost 30,000 visitors and more than 500...
As an organisation, Scottish Engineering is proud to trace its roots back to the era of the first Industrial Revolution, a time of an incredible pace...
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