150 Enterprises in Kharkiv Region to Receive UAH 35,000 Vouchers for Digitalization
In the Kharkiv region, the Digital Booster4SME project has been launched, under which 150 small and medium-sized enterprises will receive vouchers of UAH 35,000 for the implementation of digital solutions. Participants will be assisted in selecting technologies and provided with expert support. The project presentation gathered over 800 representatives from businesses and government organizations. The project is being implemented by the BLOOM consortium with the support of the UK government and the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine. The program covers three areas: increasing sales, automating processes, and replacing Russian software with Ukrainian solutions. Participants will be able to use the vouchers to implement their chosen solutions, combining financial support with consultations. Digital transformation is crucial for the competitiveness of Ukrainian businesses, especially in frontline regions. In the first wave of the program, small and medium-sized enterprises in the Kharkiv region can participate, with priority areas including automation and improving customer relations. Digital Booster4SME is part of the BLOOM program, which supports businesses affected by the war.
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