Telkom Business’s YEP! portal designed to help SMMEs make the Big Digital Leap

Keneilwe Gwabeni, Telkom’s Chief Information Officer says that the portal aims to provide SMMEs with an easy way to set up a shopfront in a national digital marketplace.

YEP! was conceptualised with the difficulties faced by SMMEs in South Africa very much in mind. Globally, according to figures from the Small Business Institute, SMMEs are seen as engines of growth and job creation—just the medicine our ailing economy desperately needs. In this case, the new reality is the unstoppable shift to digital platforms, accelerated by the COVID-19 lockdowns. Digital platforms are essential on many grounds, not least the opportunities they offer to reach new markets and streamline business processes.

Further assistance in creating and building a brand, and marketing products and services is also available if required.

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