Scotland's First Information Management Consultancy
At Digital Guerrilla, we believe that innovation starts with challenging the status quo. Founded as Scotland’s first Digital Information Management consultancy, our mission is simple: to empower the construction industry with smarter, more efficient digital solutions for every day problems, from design to data, costing to handover.
We live by the principle that great solutions start with deep understanding. Just as Einstein valued time spent defining the problem, we invest in uncovering the real challenges behind your processes before proposing digital strategies. By focusing on clarity and insight, we ensure that every solution we deliver isn’t just fast—it’s the right one.
“If I had an hour to solve a problem I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions”
Albert Einstein
Since 2017, we have been busy. Check out some of our key dates and achievements below.

Digital Guerrilla was founded in 2017 by Graham Stewart. Frustrated with the lack of independent Information Management in Scotland and with decades of experience under his belt, he set his sights on becoming Scotland's First, Dedicated Information Management Consultancy.

Paisley Town Hall was Digital Guerrilla's First Information Management Project. Coincidentally, this was with Holmes Miller Architects where Andrew, (our current Managing Director) was BIM manager at the time.
Digital Guerrilla reaches 100 students to attend one of our training courses
Digital Guerrilla wins award after 2 years of practice.
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Due to the increasing popularity of our training courses, we distilled the learning into online based courses to allow anyone to take advantage of our extensive knowledge and expertise

We began our 10th IM job, Neilston Learning Campus
Digital Guerrilla reaches 500 students to attend one of our training courses

We began our 20th IM job, The New Darwin project
Before Andrew joined and eventually took over Digital Guerrilla, he set up a separate IM consultancy that would eventually merge with Digital Guerrilla.
After several years of running his own IM consultancy, Andrew merged his old company with Virtual PHi, coming on as Digital Director at Digital Guerrilla. This represented 10 years of collaboration and mutual respect between Andrew and Graham

We began our 30th IM job, Trinity Academy
In the new year, Andrew sat down with the Digital Guerrilla Team and we brainstormed where we want our company to go and how we are going to get there. We discussed automation, optimisation and engagement with an ever changing and progressing construction industry. GuerrillaV was first proposed
After framing out the direction of our business, GuerrillaV started development. With the aim to providing validation as a service solutions to our clients.

We began our 40th IM job, Penicuik High School
After several months of development, the first iteration of GuerrillaV was released and trialled on several live projects. While continuing to be expanded upon, this marked a shift in how Digital Guerrilla provided IM services on jobs.
As part of a planned management buy out, Andrew takes the rains as Managing Director at Digital Guerrilla.
Following Andrew's promotion to Managing Director, Graham retired, stepping back to a consultancy role to ensure a smooth handover of business over the next 3 years.
Digital Guerrilla's New website launched, moving to an up to date platform to allow future expansion and delivery of additional services
Digital Guerrilla academy has been delivered through 3rd party platforms for a number of years. We are now planning on bringing our content back under the Digital Guerrilla Umbrella and updating to reflect changes in the industry. We are also planning on inviting other contributors to provide a much wider range of training available to all. Stay Tuned

Digital Guerrilla was founded in 2017 by Graham Stewart. Frustrated with the lack of independent Information Management in Scotland and with decades of experience under his belt, he set his sights on becoming Scotland's First, Dedicated Information Management Consultancy.

Paisley Town Hall was Digital Guerrilla's First Information Management Project. Coincidentally, this was with Holmes Miller Architects where Andrew, (our current Managing Director) was BIM manager at the time.
Digital Guerrilla reaches 100 students to attend one of our training courses
Digital Guerrilla wins award after 2 years of practice.
See more here
Due to the increasing popularity of our training courses, we distilled the learning into online based courses to allow anyone to take advantage of our extensive knowledge and expertise

We began our 10th IM job, Neilston Learning Campus
Digital Guerrilla reaches 500 students to attend one of our training courses

We began our 20th IM job, The New Darwin project
Before Andrew joined and eventually took over Digital Guerrilla, he set up a separate IM consultancy that would eventually merge with Digital Guerrilla.
After several years of running his own IM consultancy, Andrew merged his old company with Virtual PHi, coming on as Digital Director at Digital Guerrilla. This represented 10 years of collaboration and mutual respect between Andrew and Graham

We began our 30th IM job, Trinity Academy
In the new year, Andrew sat down with the Digital Guerrilla Team and we brainstormed where we want our company to go and how we are going to get there. We discussed automation, optimisation and engagement with an ever changing and progressing construction industry. GuerrillaV was first proposed
After framing out the direction of our business, GuerrillaV started development. With the aim to providing validation as a service solutions to our clients.

We began our 40th IM job, Penicuik High School
After several months of development, the first iteration of GuerrillaV was released and trialled on several live projects. While continuing to be expanded upon, this marked a shift in how Digital Guerrilla provided IM services on jobs.
As part of a planned management buy out, Andrew takes the rains as Managing Director at Digital Guerrilla.
Following Andrew's promotion to Managing Director, Graham retired, stepping back to a consultancy role to ensure a smooth handover of business over the next 3 years.
Digital Guerrilla's New website launched, moving to an up to date platform to allow future expansion and delivery of additional services
Digital Guerrilla academy has been delivered through 3rd party platforms for a number of years. We are now planning on bringing our content back under the Digital Guerrilla Umbrella and updating to reflect changes in the industry. We are also planning on inviting other contributors to provide a much wider range of training available to all. Stay Tuned