Is this program right for you?
This program is aimed at Quebec SMEs who want to:
- Modernize their processes through digital technology
- Increase productivity and competitiveness
- Be supported by neutral, accredited experts
- Obtain financial support covering up to 50% of costs
Key Information
| Program Status | Closed |
|---|---|
| Support Domain | Digital Transformation |
| Duration | Up to 125 hours |
| Target | Quebec SMEs – 250 employees or fewer |
| Financial Support | Up to $25,000 (50% of costs) |
- Support SMEs in their digital transformation
- Modernize business processes
- Improve productivity and foster innovation
- Promote sustainable growth
- Process review and analysis, evaluation of digitization gains, systems integration, and support in implementing digital improvements
- Identification of digital needs, evaluation of available software options, and support in the selection process to reduce non-value-added tasks and increase productivity
- Integration of artificial intelligence, including predictive models to anticipate breakdowns and identify bottlenecks
- Strengthening operational efficiency and supporting strategic decision-making through a better understanding of production data
- Quebec SMEs (manufacturing and value-added services)
- Fewer than 250 employees
- Companies engaged in a digital improvement or innovation project
- Having the necessary resources to implement the project
- Quick and free registration – response within a few days
- Needs analysis
- Support by an ADRIQ accredited innovation advisor
- Clear action plan with recommendations
- Implementation and follow-up support
- Flexibility according to your needs and capacities
- Funding covers 50% of costs (professional fees only)
- Maximum support is $25,000 per company
- The project must be completed before March 31, 2026
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Financial Partner
This project is financially supported by the Government of Quebec as part of the Digital Transformation Initiative.
