AITI offering tech clinic for MSMEs

The Authority for Data-communications Know-how Trade of Brunei Darussalam (AITI) has launched a tech clinic to assist native micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) acquire perception into adopting or bettering digital applied sciences of their operations.

The fully-sponsored tech clinic service operates by way of an internet site, the place companies can request for a digital appointment. A session will then be arrange the place the MSME can have entry to AITI’s appointed pool of worldwide digital consultants.

By way of the session, AITI hopes companies are in a position to resolve and enhance their operations and methods with digital instruments.

In a press assertion saying the clinic, AITI mentioned the brand new service is a part of their strategic plan for 2020 to 2025, which is in keeping with the federal government’s wider Digital Economic system Masterplan 2025.

The clinic is particularly geared toward serving to companies enhance their productiveness and innovation by way of elevated digital adoption, which might enhance inner processes that in the end improve their general competitiveness in an more and more digitalised financial system.

AITI has just lately launched a number of complementing initiatives to assist improve digital adoption amongst native companies. These embody their cashless pilot programme that appears to digitise funds for focused sectors together with laundromats, retail outlets and parking areas; and a funding scheme for MSMEs referred to as PENJANA that subsidises the price of implementing digital methods.

Companies can go to techclinic.aiti.gov.bn to be taught extra or contact techclinic@aiti.gov.bn.

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