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Samsung to Support Vodafone’s business.connected Initiative for SMEs

Samsung to Support Vodafone’s business.connected Initiative for SMEs Image Credit: Vodafone UK

Samsung this week announced that it will be participating in business.connected webinars and workshops to assist the UK's small businesses.

United Kingdom: business.connected – an initiative from Vodafone and Enterprise Nation providing free expert training and resources to help enhance the digital capabilities of Britain’s SME businesses – has received a huge boost with the news that global consumer technology leader Samsung Electronics UK will be joining the initiative as an ‘Exclusive Smartphone Partner’.

From today, SMEs will be able to access a new range of free digital training courses, covering everything from optimising connectivity on the go to connecting all your devices seamlessly, to enable worry-free productivity. Samsung will also be participating in business.connected webinars and workshops.

The news follows a similar announcement last year which saw Cisco join the business.connected initiative. Launched in May 2021, business.connected provides free, expert digital training to small businesses to help them adopt technology, boost digital skills and stay safe online. The initiative aims to upskill up to 150,000 SMEs in the UK by mid-year. Courses are accessed through the Vodafone V-Hub and cover everything from setting up a business online, digital marketing, and cybersecurity.

Joe Walsh, Director of B2B, Samsung
As the pillar of our communities and backbone of our economy, it’s imperative that large organisations go above and beyond to ensure small businesses get the support they need to ensure their long-term preservation. We are delighted to be joining this great initiative with Vodafone as an exclusive smartphone partner, and hope our courses go a long way to helping entrepreneurs maximise online opportunities.

Andrew Stevens, Head of Small Business, Vodafone
We are delighted to welcome Samsung as a partner to the business.connected initiative. When we started the programme last year in partnership with Enterprise Nation, we had a simple goal – to ensure small businesses were effectively equipped with the right skills to help them navigate and maximise business opportunities across the digital environment.

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