DTI Undersecretary for Regional
Operations Group Zenaida C. Maglaya echoed the directive of Trade and Industry
Secretary Ramon M. Lopez to strengthen the government support system to micro,
small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
Maglaya reiterated the seven M’s
(7Ms) of Secretary Lopez to enhance the productivity and profitability of MSMEs
to be able to survive and compete in the market, in the recently concluded 1st
Quarter Management Review of DTI VI in Kalibo, Aklan.
DTI VI OIC-Regional Director
Rebecca M. Rascon, provincial directors, division chiefs and employees were
present during the management review, a periodic assessment to ensure that the
programs and projects of the agency are fully implemented at the regional
level.
The DTI, Maglaya said, must assist
MSMEs develop the right entrepreneurial Mindset and Mastery in order to succeed
in their undertaking. Also, entrepreneurs must “listen” to what the Market is
willing to buy in developing their respective products and/or services.
Money, by providing for access to
finance for capital building, especially with the introduction of the “Pondo Para sa Pagbabago at Pag-Asenso” (P3).
The P3 may only be available to existing businesses for now, she said.
Machines, in terms of providing
upgraded and more modern production facilities to improve the products of
MSMEs. An example of this endeavor is DTI’s Shared Service Facilities (SSFs)
program.
Aside from the regular training
programs for MSMEs, Mentoring is likewise important through ‘coaching’ services
undertaken by Negosyo Centers; and, nurture MSMEs by making available to them
successful business Models.
DTI VIs 1st Quarter
Management Review was held at Marzon Hotel on February 9 – 10, 2017.
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