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Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information, Mr Tan Kiat How officiated the launch of the digital automation offering under IMDA’s Advanced Digital Solutions scheme. /Workato

IMDA and tech ecosystem partners to help SMEs in automating and integrating workflows

Enterprise automation firm will work to onboard 1,500 SMEs in the scheme.

An advanced digital work scheme will be rolled out in Singapore and is eyeing to include 1,500 small and medium enterprises.

In a joint statement, enterprise automation firm, Workato, said it is working with Infocomm Media Development Authority's (IMDA) Advanced Digital Solutions (ADS) scheme, under the SMEs Go Digital programme.

It is also collaborating with tech ecosystem partners, HReasily, SGTech, and Stone Forest, to support SMEs in automating and integrating workflows.

The ADS is IMDA's scheme seeking to support enterprises to pilot solutions such as advanced/integration, sustainability such as carbon management resource optimisation and e-commerce.
With Workato on ADS, it will offer SMEs automation and integration solutions through its community of ecosystem partners.

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