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Telangana govt signs MoU with SAP to push digital skilling

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With the aim to focus on digital skilling, the Telangana government has signed an MoU with SAP India to digitise and empower in the state by equipping them with digital skilling and cutting edge technologies.

Under this , state government and SAP India will work towards promoting entrepreneurship for the MSME sector by providing them access to the marketplace, digital skilling for the workforce and access to affordable enterprise technology.

“We are very happy to collaborate with a global technology player like SAP to bring their marketplace, skilling and ERP solutions to Telangana for the benefit of our local MSMEs. Industry-government partnership is the way forward,” said Principal Secretary, IT and Industries department Jayesh Ranjan.

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The partnership will help MSMEs with open access to — a free B2B e-commerce solution — where any buyer can post sourcing needs and any of the four million suppliers on the Ariba Network can respond with their ability to fulfill the task.

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