More than 11,000 entrepreneurs have already taken part in the free “Companies of Tomorrow” program carried out by the Polish Development Fund (PFR), Google, and the National Cloud. The project aims to help in efficient sales of products and services on the Internet and increasing the digital competence of participants. During the XXX Economic Forum in Karpacz, the first ten months of the program were summed up.
“The pandemic has forced entrepreneurs to move entirely or significantly their business online. Companies have begun to actively seek new business tools, and our program addresses this need. PFR helps participants to build a vision of development and to create a new digital strategy for a given enterprise – said Eliza Kruczkowska, Director of Innovation Development Department in Polish Development Fund.
“Companies of Tomorrow” is a proposal both for companies planning to start selling online and those wishing to improve their revenues achieved through an online store. It also allows both business owners and their employees to significantly improve their digital competence.
A press conference in the PFR Zone during the XXX Economic Forum in Karpacz summed up 10 months of operation of the “Companies of Tomorrow” program, presenting the results of a survey conducted by Ipsos among its current participants.