While large enterprises may operate on a different scale, there are fundamental principles that MSMEs can leverage to strengthen their sustainability, adaptability, and growth potential.
India-based global technology company Zoho Corporation is expanding its offerings in the Philippine market with the aim of empowering micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with innovative solutions and robust support.
The digital transformation journey for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the Philippines is an important step towards their survival and growth in the increasingly globalized economy.
Through the introduction of diversified business solutions, the “superapp” is becoming a communications hub for a wide range of businesses, supporting their marketing goals and enabling local users to discover services, the company said.
Google said local micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) will get the opportunity to modernize and perform better with the launch of DEEP or the Digital Export Enablement Program.
The company said empowering MSMEs through technology is the driving force behind Converge Workplace, which offers three tailor-fit products: SweldoMo, Device Solutions, and Hotel Management Solution.
ikTok held its Southeast Asia (SEA) Impact Forum last June 15 where it pledged to support the region’s micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with a $12.2-million investment and partnerships with various government agencies and nongovernment organizations (NGOs).
The local business-to-business (B2B) startup company Packworks, a known platform that connects large consumer brands to thousands of micro-retailers or ‘sari-sari store owners’ in the Philippines, announced a successful Series A funding round led by end-to-end logistics provider Fast Group and the private equity and investment advisory firm CVC Capital Partners.
