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Kolau and OAS Help More Than 100,000 Mexican MSMEs Enter E-commerce

  • The MIPYME Digitalization Plan has assisted over 100,516 micro, small, and medium-sized businesses in Mexico in its first 10 months, helping them develop their online presence and engage in e-commerce.
 MIPYME Digitalization Plan: Boosting e-commerce in Mexico. Photo: NirutiStock
MIPYME Digitalization Plan: Boosting e-commerce in Mexico. Photo: NirutiStock
02/16/2021
During the pandemic, the MIPYME Digitalization Plan has helped 100,516 micro, small, and medium-sized businesses in their first 10 months to develop their websites and venture into e-commerce. 

Now, the program driven by Kolau and the Organization of American States (OAS) aims to continue adding more businesses and reach 1 million within 10 years. 

According to Kolau's CEO, Danny Sánchez-Mola, this year they aim to reach 500 municipalities, universities, and business chambers, while maintaining a pace of enrolling 100,000 businesses per year and providing training to maximize their potential.

Read the full article in Spanish: Link 
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