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Our History
Scotia Office Machines Ltd
Scotia UK opened its first office in Glasgow in 1963 selling accounting machines under the name of Scotia office Machines Limited. Throughout the 60's and 70's, Scotia's bread and butter was the supply of accounting machines and everyday stationery products.
Scotia UK plc
By the end of the 70's the firm had begun its move into technology based hardware products such as dictation equipment and overhead projectors.
The 80's saw the company focus increasingly switch onto visual presentation solutions - installing equipment in a number of schools, universities and large boardrooms. By 1990 the company name was changed to Scotia UK plc and a push was made south of the border with the opening of a distribution centre in Gateshead and an additional office in Suffolk.
The company has always held fast to a belief in building solid relationships with both suppliers and customers. The client base goes from strength to strength and with many notable and innovative projects. Not only with a strong client base the Scotia supplier list reads like a who's who within the technology manufacturing industry.
Scotia UK has faced many challenges over the years but has never been content to take the foot off the pedal - it will continue to develop its quest for cutting edge products and to offer outstanding consultancy solutions.
smots™ - Scotia Medical Observation & Training System
Scotia UK plc, with the launch of smots back in 2005 have provided healthcare practitioners with the presentation, discussion, and training facilities that they need to disseminate their knowledge.
smots, addresses this vital requirement in modern healthcare environments using the latest video and audio technology to display and record in real-time directly from the patient's bedside or the operating table to the tutor's monitoring station.
There are of course many applications where constant patient contact will be of the utmost importance - intensive care/high dependency units, secure units, baby care units, are all situations where constant video and audio contact with a secure video recording of all activity is important.
In the Dental arena our phantom head laboratory installations which we usually undertake with A-dec, number among the largest in Europe with the recent Guy's facility allowing the simultaneous training of 62 students by 2 tutors, all students having their own dedicated PC workstations showing live video and data feed from the tutor "command centre".
Scotia UK opened its first office in Glasgow in 1963 selling accounting machines under the name of Scotia office Machines Limited. Throughout the 60's and 70's, Scotia's bread and butter was the supply of accounting machines and everyday stationery products.Scotia UK plc
By the end of the 70's the firm had begun its move into technology based hardware products such as dictation equipment and overhead projectors.
The 80's saw the company focus increasingly switch onto visual presentation solutions - installing equipment in a number of schools, universities and large boardrooms. By 1990 the company name was changed to Scotia UK plc and a push was made south of the border with the opening of a distribution centre in Gateshead and an additional office in Suffolk.
The company has always held fast to a belief in building solid relationships with both suppliers and customers. The client base goes from strength to strength and with many notable and innovative projects. Not only with a strong client base the Scotia supplier list reads like a who's who within the technology manufacturing industry.
Scotia UK has faced many challenges over the years but has never been content to take the foot off the pedal - it will continue to develop its quest for cutting edge products and to offer outstanding consultancy solutions.
smots™ - Scotia Medical Observation & Training System
Scotia UK plc, with the launch of smots back in 2005 have provided healthcare practitioners with the presentation, discussion, and training facilities that they need to disseminate their knowledge.
smots, addresses this vital requirement in modern healthcare environments using the latest video and audio technology to display and record in real-time directly from the patient's bedside or the operating table to the tutor's monitoring station.There are of course many applications where constant patient contact will be of the utmost importance - intensive care/high dependency units, secure units, baby care units, are all situations where constant video and audio contact with a secure video recording of all activity is important.
In the Dental arena our phantom head laboratory installations which we usually undertake with A-dec, number among the largest in Europe with the recent Guy's facility allowing the simultaneous training of 62 students by 2 tutors, all students having their own dedicated PC workstations showing live video and data feed from the tutor "command centre".
