In Kharkiv, after a forced break, the offline business support center “Diya.Business” has resumed operations. This was reported by the Ministry of Digital Affairs on May 14.
The updated 300-square-meter space serves as a platform for business development. Entrepreneurs can receive free consultations on marketing, finance, sales, taxes, and legal issues.
In addition, the center brings together business representatives at lectures, workshops, and practical meetings. There, entrepreneurs can look for partners, exchange experiences and plan to scale their own business. The center team paid special attention to local manufacturers.
The space has a physical pop-up location where entrepreneurs can present their products, receive customer feedback and study demand before mass product launches. Businesses can also promote products online in a virtual Pop-Up zone at no additional cost.
Entrepreneurs can access the online assessment “Digital Maturity Compass”. This tool allows you to determine the level of digitalization of the company and create a personalized roadmap for the implementation of innovations.
During the opening, the Director of the Directorate for the Development of Digital Innovations of the Ministry of Digital Affairs, Artem Platonov, emphasized that in wartime conditions, digitalization is a real tool for survival and helps businesses remain flexible.
