📋 Tender Overview
The CITEs that are part of the Mype Digital network come from Lima, Cusco and La Libertad.With the commitment to continue accompanying micro and small businesses on their path towards digital transformation, the Ministry of Production (PRODUCE), through the General Directorate of Innovation, Technology, Digitalization and Formalization, officially launched the Mype Digital Centers network.
Currently, the aforementioned network has the participation of 10 organizations, among which the public CITEs stand out: CITEccal Lima, CITEccal Trujillo, CITEmadera y del Mueble, CITEtextil Camelidos Cusco and the CITEagroindustrial Chavimochic.
This network was born with a clear objective: to bring MYPEs closer to practical and accessible digital services, which allow them to strengthen their productivity, open new business opportunities and improve their competitiveness through the use of technology.
With this initiative, PRODUCE seeks new alternatives that bring innovation to more entrepreneurs and strengthen the countrys digital ecosystem, promoting the modernization and sustainable growth of thousands of businesses nationwide.
In addition to the CITE indicated, private allies such as: Falcon Consulting S.A.C., Process & Technology Solutions S.A.C., Technology & Business Innovations S.A.C. and Fixa Digital E.I.R.L.
What is a CITE?
The Productive Innovation and Technology Transfer Centers promote innovation and promote the use of new technologies among producers, companies, associations and cooperatives.
All CITE are attached to the Technological Institute of Production and constitute the executing arm of the ITP in promoting technological innovation, promoting applied research, specialization, technological transfer and the dissemination of technological knowledge in each productive chain.
