CGI is proud to be headline sponsor of DigiFest Scotland 2026, taking place at the Technology & Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde in Glasgow on 9 December 2026.
Bringing together leaders from across health and social care, government, academia and industry, this year’s event will explore how digital innovation can help create healthier communities and more sustainable health and care services across Scotland.
With a focus on turning innovation into real-world impact, DigiFest 2026 will examine how emerging technologies, responsible AI, data and new models of care can improve outcomes, empower citizens and professionals, and support the transformation of health and social care.
Why attend?
DigiFest Scotland provides an opportunity to hear from the people shaping the future of digital health and care and explore how technology can help address some of the sector’s most pressing challenges.
Join us to:
- Explore the emerging technologies and innovations shaping the next generation of health and care
- Consider how AI, data and digital technologies can be used responsibly, safely and effectively
- Discover how digital innovation can support prevention, earlier intervention and care closer to home
- Hear how organisations are translating research and innovation into measurable, real-world impact
- Connect with leaders and innovators from across Scotland’s health and social care ecosystem.
Meet CGI at DigiFest
As headline sponsor, CGI will be joining the conversation around how digital technology can support the transformation of health and social care and, crucially, how organisations can move from innovative ideas to sustainable services that deliver meaningful outcomes.
Visit the CGI team during DigiFest to meet our health and technology experts and discuss your priorities, from digital transformation, data and AI to systems integration, interoperability and creating secure, resilient digital services.
We look forward to meeting you in Glasgow and exploring how, together, we can turn digital innovation into lasting impact for Scotland’s health and care services.
