One-Stop Digital Solution, Collaborations: What Jio Business Has To Offer To MSMEs
Reliance Jio recently launched an integrated technology offering - Jio Business in a bid to support as many as 50 million micro-small, and medium businesses (MSMBs) across the country by empowering them with digital services. According to a statement released by Reliance Jio - owned by Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries, the new initiative will provide fiber connectivity and futuristic digital solutions to assist MSMEs in growing their businesses. Jio Business will provide connectivity to MSMBs at one-tenth of the existing market price. (Also Read: Reliance Jio To Transform 50 Million MSMEs With Fiber Connectivity, Digital Services )
Jio Business will also help MSMBs in collaboration with partners to offer easy-to-use, enterprise-grade, digital solutions at no extra costs. This will help the units to manage, sustain and grow their businesses. According to Reliance Jio's statement, the differentiation offered by Jio Business to small and medium businesses are as follows:
- One-Stop-Shop Solution: Jio Business will provide connectivity and digital solutions in one place
- Ready to Use: The easily accessible ready-to-use digital solutions will not require an experts to operate them
- Assisted Sales and On-boarding: Through Jio Business, the small or medium businesses will be able to connect with specialized digital advisors, who will guide them with the selection of right plans or solutions, onboarding, as well as adoption of digital solutions
- Digital Account Management: Jio Business will support small and medium businesses with a digital self-care portal, enabling plan change, making payments, viewing performance dashboards, raising support tickets etc
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