This institution receives and offers various benefits and contributes to access to knowledge for digital transformation
The Young Computer Clubs of the province maintain working relationships with the new actors in the economy. (Photo: Facebook).
The Young Computer and Electronics Club of the province, in tune with current times, have expanded their working relationships towards the new actors in the economy, with whom they currently maintain contractual relationships to exchange various services.
Disnel Castro, deputy director of Communication at that institution, explained to Escambray which, as part of the production chain, receive services from MSMEs in different areas.
Among them are those related to gastronomy, purchase of parts and equipment, training, as well as construction and painting maintenance.
In addition, he added, a project is currently being worked on for the total renovation of the Sancti Spíritus I Youth Club, located in the area of the Serafín Sánchez Valdivia park, in the city of Sancti Spiritus.
For their part, the Joven Clubs offer the private sector a variety of services such as PC rental, computer assistance, the creation of Computer Security Plans and the rental of premises, among others.
From the point of view of the banking process, more than 1,300 Enzona businesses and about 200 contracts have been created to date for the implementation of Bulevar MiTransfer.
For these processes, interested parties only need to provide their ONAT card and a tax account, in the case of self-employed workers; while MSMEs must provide their legal certificate to collect data for contracting.
Starting this month, the new Xetid platform also allows the request of certificates for electronic signatures online, for which these institutions have the human capital prepared in order to advise clients in carrying out these new procedures.
“Digital transformation is a process that cuts across all economic, political and social factors, and involves the Government at its different levels., to all economic actors and citizens. In this sense, the Young Computer and Electronics Clubs facilitate this process through access to knowledge for digital transformation based on innovation, participation and inclusion, as well as gender equity, the stimulation of the potential of each territory. and the promotion of an integrated development approach that contributes to the fulfillment of the Sustainable Development Goals,” reflected Disnel Castro.
