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Small.Com: Capacitação e Transformação Digital de Pequenos Negócios para a Sustentabilidade

2021-1-PT01-KA220-ADU-0000353592021Cooperation partnerships in adult educationfinalized
Countries: PT|PL|IT · Grant: €179,500
Development of training coursesDigital content, technologies and practicesDigital skills and competences

Objectives

Digital transformation is inevitable; those who do not adapt will struggle to survive in the global market. Digitalization enhance performance, increase reach, and support informed decision-making. However, it involves more than technology; it encompasses people and company culture, making human capital crucial for success. Digital literacy among decision-makers and skills among end-users are essential. Small.Com was launched to unlock human potential and foster the acceptance of digital transformation in micro and small businesses, which are typically resistant to change. Lifelong learning is crucial for maintaining high-performing employees, but traditional training methods are becoming less effective. Small.Com developed a e-learning program that allow flexible learning and content tailored to specific needs, enhancing engagement and relevance. By educating users about digital transformation, Small.Com equips individuals to utilize technologies that have significant business and economic impacts. The project addresses crucial gaps by providing tailored training for business transformation in micro and small enterprises and by preparing well-informed, skilled individuals to guide these companies through digital transitions.

Background

Micro and small companies need to start an innovation journey to strengthen their business structures and overcome economy challenges. . While many businesses have survived without digitalization, the pandemic exposed the vulnerability of others, leading to the closure of thousands unable to adapt to digital demands. The digital economy's challenges require more than just digital tools and technology; they necessitate preparing human resources and end-users to fully utilize these solutions. The Small.Com project emerged to develop a program that begins by diagnosing the needs of micro and small companies in the face of the latest developments that the digital economy can provide. The project developed a program to empower human resources and other individuals of society through an e-learning training program, so that the implementation of digital strategies and solutions can be done in a sustainable way. The project arised to encourage employers, employees, managers, entrepreneurs, students, the unemployed, and other stakeholders to integrate digitalization into their business models and workflows, promoting the adoption of technology and digital strategies to enhance efficiency and competitiveness.

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