Young Scot is the national youth information agency for Scotland. Established in 1981, its primary purpose is to support young people in making informed decisions and choices about their lives.

Young Scot has traditionally supplied information in the form of a hand book that is given out to school students. It also produces a quarterly magazine and offers a membership card that gives travel, leisure and retail discounts across Europe. As part of its multi-channel delivery strategy it wanted to open up more interactive methods of communication, so that it could engage young people in debate and encourage active citizenship.

As an existing partner and sponsor, Fujitsu had already been supporting Young Scot by hosting the first website on a shared server at one of its secure locations. Fujitsu offered further support and began working with Young Scot and its web application company Storm ID.

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