JOS+ subscription service targets SMEs

HKBN JOS Group has launched JOS+, a subscription-based suite of IT solutions and services to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore pivot towards an increasingly digital and mobile-first business environment.

JOS+ is an IT-as-a-service solution that offers outsourced IT support hours, enterprise applications and office facilities. The solution enables SMEs to tap HKBN JOS’ IT expertise and office facilities as needed. SMEs can access enterprise-level troubleshooting solutions and quick implementation of new technology.

“With the comprehensive IT solutions JOS+ has to offer, SMEs in Singapore will be able to reach their full business potential as they embrace the realities of a hybrid workforce,” said Jeff Lee, MD, HKBN JOS Singapore.

“Our proven track record in driving innovations for customers in this region puts HKBN JOS Singapore in a strong position to help businesses win in a digital era. Guided by our belief in making purposeful profits, JOS+ is custom designed to help businesses respond, adapt and accelerate their growth to succeed in Singapore’s increasingly digital future. This new solution also reflects our commitment to help future-proof the country’s business ecosystem and make our home a better place to live.”

JOS+ offers computer support; end-point security; software, hardware and Wi-Fi network support; technical on-site and off-site support; data backup support; as well as access to cross-functional enterprise applications which are available through a 24x7 customer service hotline.

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