Bangkok: AIS launches a new project 'AIS Infinite SMEs' to strengthen Thai entrepreneurs with knowledge, technology, and a comprehensive partner network, aiming to elevate the standards of Thai SMEs to international standards and drive the digital economy without limits. According to Thai News Agency, AIS creates a structure to support businesses in a complete cycle through the project "AIS Infinite SME" to enhance the potential of Thai SMEs into the digital era. The latest launch is the project "AIS Infinite SMEs", which operates under the strategy of "3 S": "Enhance" skills (Skill) / "Create" standards (Standard) / and "Spread wings" to expand the business to grow steadily. Mr. Somchai Lertsutiwong, Chief Executive Officer of AIS, said that this project focuses on fulfilling knowledge, technology, and business opportunities for entrepreneurs through cooperation with the government sector, private sector, and financial institutions. The 'AIS Infinite SME' project has 3 main activities: 1. Infinite Skill - Develop skills through courses from AIS Academy 2. International Standard - Raise business standards with the ISO/IEC 29110 system in cooperation with the Federation of Thai Industries and the Digital Economy Promotion Agency and 3. Infinite Scale - Support expanding businesses and new generations through specialized courses in collaboration with partners in all sectors. AIS expects this project to be an important step in pushing Thai entrepreneurs to be competitive on the global stage, creating sustainable growth and driving the Thai economy towards a digital future.
AIS Launches ‘AIS Infinite SMEs’ to Empower Thai Entrepreneurs with Digital Transformation
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