In today’s globalised business environment, it has become even more important for SMEs to constantly enhance their productivity so as to stay competitive and relevant. Through the Infocomm@SME initiative, IDA provides comprehensive assistance that enable SMEs in Singapore to level up their business with the use of infocomm.

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Programmes and Initiatives

Getting started with infocomm? IDA’s grant and resources for SMEs are designed to make infocomm adoption accessible and hassle-free. Find out how your business can tap on our support today.

iSPRINT Grant Scheme

iSPRINT is an integrated grant scheme led by IDA in collaboration with SPRING Singapore and the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). With IDA as the one-stop gateway for grant applications, SMEs can get funding assistance for a wide scope of qualifying costs, ranging from basic, ready-to-use IT packages to large-scale, tailor-made enterprise systems.

• iSPRINT (Packaged Solutions)
  iSPRINT (Packaged Solutions) consist of pre-qualified solutions that are available off-the-shelf or on a pay-per-use basis. SMEs can claim up to 70 per cent of the qualifying costs for their first purchase of a packaged solution listed under each solution category.
  
  
• iSPRINT Customised Solutions
  The iSPRINT scheme makes it easy and convenient for SMEs to seek assistance in infocomm adoption by supporting them in the use of pre-qualified packaged solutions or customised solutions that will help them in their business.
  
  

SME Infocomm Resource Centres

SME Infocomm Resource Centres (SIRCs) provide advisory and pre-project consultancy services, as well as IT clinics and workshops for SMEs. There are currently two SIRCs set up by IDA in collaboration with the Singapore Polytechnic and Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI).

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Call for Proposals

iSPRINT - Packaged ICT Solutions for SMEs

As part of IDA's efforts to accelerate the infocomm adoption amongst SMEs to sharpen their competitiveness and enable their expansion in market reach beyond Singapore, IDA is issuing the Call-For-Proposal ("CFP") to invite interested parties to submit proposals for the provision of Enterprise/Sector-Focused/Application Solutions and Specialised Software (“Proposals”) that are offered through the following delivery modes:
a) Purchased and owned by the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs);or
b) “Pay-Per-Use” or “On-Demand” i.e. Software-as-a-Service (“SaaS”).

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