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He UNICO Program Demands PYM BonusAND It is an initiative of the Government of Spain, which aims to subsidize the implementation of digital connectivity services and solutions.
This program, which is supported by the help of the Digital Kit and Consulting Kit, offers, to SMEs and self-employed workers, two categories of services: services of broadband internet, with a minimum speed of 100Mbps, and associated services, such as professional WiFi, corporate telephony and virtual switchboards.
In this session, we will analyze the UNICO Program Demands SME Bonus in a simple and practical way, presenting real use cases and exemplifying different needs.
10:00h – Opening of the day (COIIAS Acelera Pyme Office)
10:10h – UNICO Program Exhibition Demands SME Bonus
11:00h – Questions and doubts
David Miranda Mora
In person at Lichen Room of the AS5-HUB Building (Gijón Scientific and Technological Park)
Calle del Prof. Potter, 72, Periurbano – Rural, 33394 Gijón, Asturias
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Streaming: connection link will be sent
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“Las Oficinas Acelera pyme puestas en marcha en toda España por Red.es, entidad pública adscrita al Ministerio para la Transformación Digital y de la Función Pública a través de la Secretaría de Estado de Digitalización e Inteligencia Artificial, cuentan en su convocatoria 2025 con un importe de ayuda concedida de más de 29 millones de euros para impulsar la digitalización de pymes, autónomos y emprendedores. El importe de la ayuda máxima es del 80% del presupuesto subvencionable y está financiada por la Unión Europea, Fondos Europeos de Desarrollo Regional (FEDER) del periodo 21-27.”
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