New Delhi, May 25 (KNN) In a bid to create an e-ecosystem for the Small and Medium Businesses in India the internet domain and host GoDaddy is going to launch a dedicated hosting package for the SMEs soon.

The Registrar will help the SMEs to host their businesses online by providing hosting services and solutions designed for the Small and Medium Businesses with a virtual private server.

Ragu Murthi, Senior Vice President at GoDaddy said that the small and medium business in the country are in need of a platform called business hosting, where with just a click they can migrate their share hosting site to a new platform. This experiment has proven successful in the United States and the company is expecting similar results in India.

India at present has over 51 million small and medium businesses, majority of them are not IT ready and are absent online. A prime reason for the poor online turnout is that the SMEs in the country are not equipped with the appropriate knowledge that is required for the operations online. The company intends to bank on this gap.

Further the company has already started a ‘Pro Program’ to support the businesses with right set of tools to connect to the potential consumer market.

Also the company recently started its set of initiatives to reach the tier 2 and tier 3 cities. This includes extending voice support in regional languages to the businesses availing GoDaddy services. (KNN/ DA)