Hrvatski Telekom has expanded its portfolio of business solutions with the Digital Business service. With the new offering, the leading telecom provider in Croatia has rounded off the range of services for business digitalization.
HT's digital experts will create a modern and adaptable website for the user and maintain it for the entire use of the service. They will also adjust the content for better visibility on search engines and place the website in the internet space. Their business customers can now get a new website and/or webshop to present their company online. A large selection of additional modules for upgrading the website and/or webshop, adapted to individual activities, allow users to stand out in the sea of ​​competition and to automate and adapt their online content even more.
With no initial one-off costs, the Digital Business service is offered in the form of four bundles that are paid monthly: Website, Web Shop, Website Premium, and Web Shop Premium. Based on research and user feedback, Premium bundles include, among other things, 24/7 maintenance, which means that the user is completely worry-free about further setting up and updating content on the website and/or webshop.
"Many potential customers are on the internet, and the website is the first place where companies start building their brand online. Companies that sell services or products, next need to create a webshop to increase the reach of new customers, followed by advertising on the internet and social media for even greater online visibility... Hrvatski Telekom provides all this. In combination with other business services, Digital Business enables full integration of small businesses and small and medium-sized companies in digital transformation processes and a successful market appearance," said Ivana Beli Oštarčević, director of the ICT Services Portfolio Development and Management Sector.
In addition to the basic service bundles, it is also possible to activate additional options to fully adapt the presence on the internet to the user's needs. That way, the user does not have to worry about editing content, creating reports, connecting the website to social networks, or creating materials for digital advertising.
With its Vivalytic analysis platform, Bosch has set itself the goal of making fast and highly precise diagnostics accessible at the point of care – and aims to use molecular diagnostics to become a leading provider in the market by 2030.
The certified electronic mail service PEC (Posta Elettronica Certificata), introduced in Italy in 2005, continues to generate significant sustainability, economic and environmental benefits.
Spam and scam calls have become a global plague, affecting millions of users and generating significant economic losses.
