New Delhi, July 8 (KNN) Aiming at enabling the Small and Medium Businesses in India go digital, the US-based Software giant announced dedicated operations and services through its hub in Bengaluru.

The company said that there are more than 50 million small and medium businesses in the country, the focus of the hub would be to enable migration of these businesses to its cloud based platform.

The company through its Digital Hub would provide cloud based applications and portals as well as digital infrastructure to the small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) in the country. This would be extended in the form of a subscription package tailored to the needs and nature of the businesses and can be purchased online.

Also the company intends to constitute a team of 200 engineers and sales executives. This team would pick and choose start-ups and SMB’s from across the country and help them transform into digital cloud support driven businesses.

The company informed that the Digital hub in Bengaluru would be the second such hub, after the first one in Dublin. Further the company would be setting up similar centres in different parts of the world including Sydney, Singapore, Seoul and Beijing. (KNN/ DA)