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Recently, Amazon Web Services (AWS) introduced a new initiative aimed at assisting small and medium-sized enterprises in developing expertise in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing to enhance their competitiveness.
AWS has launched a new program designed to support small and medium-sized businesses in developing skills in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and other key areas to boost their competitiveness.
Ben Schreiner, the U.S. head of business innovation for SMB at AWS, emphasized the challenges faced by small businesses in accessing technical resources and expertise, particularly in areas like AI where specialized knowledge may be lacking.
Ben Schreiner, who serves as the U.S. head of business innovation for SMB at AWS, highlighted the limitations faced by small businesses in terms of technical capabilities, citing AI as a prime example where dedicated resources like data scientists may be absent.
According to Schreiner, AWS’ partner network plays a crucial role in supporting these businesses by providing essential services to help them succeed and explore new technologies.
Schreiner underscored the significance of AWS’ partner network in assisting small businesses in achieving their goals and experimenting with innovative technologies like AI.
The competency program introduced by AWS leverages the expertise of partner companies to deliver tailored technical solutions to SMBs, with an initial cohort of 30 partners, including 17 U.S.-based firms, offering services ranging from AI and machine learning to cloud deployment and cybersecurity.
AWS’ competency program taps into the specialized skills of partner companies to deliver targeted technical solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, with an initial group of 30 partners, including 17 based in the U.S., offering a range of services from AI and machine learning to cloud integration and security solutions.
Schreiner highlighted the diverse needs of small businesses aiming to stay agile and competitive, emphasizing the importance of partners who can address specific challenges faced by this segment of the market.
Schreiner emphasized the unique requirements of small businesses striving to remain agile and competitive, stressing the role of partners in providing tailored solutions to address their distinct needs.
The program aims to recognize partners with deep expertise in solving problems for small businesses, acknowledging their contributions to this market segment.
The initiative seeks to identify partners with extensive experience in addressing the needs of small businesses, acknowledging their role in providing effective solutions tailored to this specific market segment.
In a move to support small and medium-sized businesses, AWS has launched a competency program that pairs them with partners specializing in addressing their technological requirements.
AWS has rolled out a competency program to assist small and medium-sized businesses in partnering with experts who can address their technological needs effectively.
Schreiner explained that the competency program assesses partners’ consulting services and product offerings to match them with customers based on their identified needs and potential areas for development.
Schreiner outlined the process by which the competency program evaluates partners’ services and products to ensure alignment with customers’ requirements and identifies areas for potential growth.
The competency program aims to facilitate the matching of customers with partners based on their specific needs and requirements, fostering successful collaborations tailored to each business.
The program is designed to facilitate the alignment of customers with partners who possess the expertise to address their unique needs and challenges effectively.
AWS evaluates potential partners for the program based on their focus on serving SMBs and their track record of working with companies of similar size.
AWS assesses prospective partners for the program to ensure their alignment with SMBs and their proven track record of serving businesses within this size range.
Small and medium-sized businesses interested in participating in the competency program can contact AWS to outline the challenges they are looking to address, enabling AWS to connect them with a suitable partner offering relevant solutions.
SMBs keen on joining the competency program can engage with AWS to outline their specific challenges, allowing AWS to pair them with a partner equipped to provide tailored solutions.
