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Menter a Busnes (Enterprise and
Business)
is an economic development company established to develop
enterprise in its widest sense, and business in particular, as part of
Welsh language and culture.
They work to ensure that Welsh speakers fulfil
their potential in the fields of business, employment and community for
the benefit of the economy by increasing the numbers who establish,
invest and develop business in Wales.
From this perspective they recognise the @TEB programme
is effectively geared to strengthen the SME IT business support
mechanism and champions the entrepreneurial spirit.
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The WDA
through its Wales
Information Society initiative seeks to transform the competitiveness of
Welsh business through the use of Information Communications Technology
(ICT). They are keen to work with others to ensure that businesses
throughout Wales exploit the breadth and quality of ICT advice
available.
One of their programmes, Wales smE-Business programme,
ensures all consultants engaged are contractually required to register
with @TEB.
Quality advice is a critical issue for future
prosperity, employment and growth in the in Wales and it is for this
reason the WDA is committed to maximising success of TMB in Wales.
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The University of Glamorgan
is
Wales' leading vocational university and has a genuine commitment to the
economic, social and cultural regeneration of Wales.
Having recognised
the importance of working in partnership with the private and public
sectors, key staff at the Business School are central in delivering the
@TEB Development, Assessment and Accreditation Centre.
The initiative will deliver online working
materials for @TEB Objective 1 Candidates, along with providing support
for the @TEB team.
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For the Welsh Assembly
Government,
two of its main strategies - ‘A Winning Wales’
and ‘Cymru Ar-lein - On-line for a Better Wales’, set out how it will build an advanced, competitive and more
diverse economy, with a dynamic SME sector.
It promotes the take up of
ICT amongst business sectors in Wales, encouraging and enabling them to
make successful use of ICT and e-commerce opportunities.
The Welsh Assembly fully supports @TEB Cymru Wales and the TMB
accreditation and in Cymru Ar-lein has made the commitment to ensure
that all public sector ICT advisors providing advice will be @TEB
accredited. They also work with the private sector to encourage them to
do likewise. In this way we can ensure that businesses are able to
confidently access qualified and independent ICT advice, wherever they
are located, in Wales.
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