Digital Innovation Hub Cyprus, or DiGiNN, says it has supported hundreds of organizations and more than 1,500 professionals as Cyprus accelerates digital transformation.
Measured Impact Across The Digital Economy
In a statement this week, DiGiNN said it has delivered more than 200 services helping organizations test digital solutions before investing. The hub has also completed more than 350 Digital Maturity Assessments and helped 175 organizations develop approved digital transformation roadmaps.
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More than 110 organizations have been connected with key stakeholders and innovation networks, while over 1,500 professionals have taken part in digital skills programs.
“The numbers tell the story. The impact speaks for itself,” DiGiNN said.
The organization said the figures reflect businesses adopting new technologies, professionals developing new skills and organizations using innovation to pursue new opportunities.
One Framework For Digital Transformation
DiGiNN describes itself as a one-stop shop for businesses and public-sector organizations seeking support throughout the digital transformation process. Its services include coaching and mentoring, access to advanced infrastructure, investment support and connections to innovation ecosystems and professional networks.
The hub works with Centres of Excellence, universities, research institutions, industry bodies and sectoral associations. It also collaborates with startup incubators on skills development, networking, commercialization and access to funding.
Cyprus’ Digital Expertise Under One Roof
The network brings together expertise in artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, cybersecurity and other advanced digital technologies.
It includes Cyprus’ national high-performance computing facility, the regional climate Teaming Centre of Excellence, two national ICT Teaming Centres of Excellence, the country’s two major public universities and its main research center in biology and medicine.
Business and industrial representation bodies, sectoral associations and organizations supporting startups are also part of the network. PwC contributes through its corporate social responsibility initiative, New World, New Skills, alongside six other external partners, including the local business angels network.
From Ideas To Scale-Up
DiGiNN said its support covers the transformation process from awareness and idea development to commercialization and growth. Services include ideation, proof of principle, roadmapping, prototyping, business creation, pilot production, market entry and scale-up.
By combining expertise, infrastructure, funding opportunities, and innovation networks, the hub aims to support businesses and public-sector organisations across multiple stages rather than through a single intervention.
DiGiNN said its latest figures come as organizations face growing pressure to adopt digital technologies, develop new skills and turn innovation into commercially viable products and services.
