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Telangana government, SAP collaborate to drive digitisation for MSMEs

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December 23, 2020
Telangana government, SAP collaborate to drive digitisation for MSMEs
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To equip MSMEs in the State with digital technologies to become self-reliant and globally competitive

Hyderabad: The Telangana government signed a MoU with SAP India to digitise and empower MSMEs in the State by equipping them with digital skilling and technologies. The programme will work towards promoting entrepreneurship for the MSMEs sector, by providing them with access to the global marketplace, digital skilling for the workforce and access to affordable enterprise technology.

“We are very happy to collaborate with a global technology player such as SAP to bring their marketplace, skilling and ERP solutions to Telangana for the benefit of our local MSMEs,” said Jayesh Ranjan, principal secretary, Industries & Commerce Department, Government of Telangana.

With a continued focus on industrial growth especially amongst emerging businesses, the Government of Telangana has been leveraging technology for sustainable economic growth and inclusive social development.

Given the current business scenario and state of economies, this association will enable State MSMEs to become future-ready while driving greater efficiencies.

MSMEs will have open access to SAP Ariba Discovery where any buyer can post sourcing needs and any of the four million suppliers on Ariba Network can respond with their ability to deliver the goods and services required. By accessing the SAP Ariba Discovery offer, Telangana MSMEs can enroll themselves as suppliers and access a global customer market.

The MSMEs will also be provided accessibility to 240 courses, under SAP India’s Golden Peacock Award winning digital skilling initiative – Code Unnati. The focus of these courses would be digital financial, soft skills and productivity technologies that will digitally skill the workforce and help them adapt to the new working environments. The curated courses will be made available through a mobile application for people to access via their android smartphone devices.

The firms will be provided with affordable and accessible enterprise technology. With the help of Bharat ERP initiative, they will be able to adopt SAP’s world-class ERP; Business One Starter Pack on the cloud.

“SAP is committed to align with the nation’s digital agenda by supporting MSMEs with the best suite of solutions to embrace innovation & and make them globally competitive,” said Kulmeet Bawa, president and MD, SAP Indian Subcontinent.


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