Tech For All: How SoftwareOne’s DigiSaksham Initiative Lights Up Learning For Marginalized Youth

Celebrating 15 successful years in India, SoftwareOne, a global leader in software and cloud technology solutions, has launched an ambitious initiative named ‘DigiSaksham’ to empower underserved youth across the country by enhancing digital literacy and tech skills. This landmark Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) project is a collaboration with the Gurgaon-based not-for-profit organization Sapno ke Pankh, which is dedicated to education for children from marginalized communities.

 

Key Highlights Of The DigiSaksham Initiative

DigiSaksham is a pan-India effort to set up tech-enabled learning spaces in underserved areas, bridging the digital divide to ensure access to 21st-century skills.

 

The learning centers will be equipped with interactive digital classrooms, including whiteboards, projectors, computer stations, and curriculum-linked e-learning content aligned with local school syllabi.

 

The initiative aims not just at infrastructure but also holistic development through communication workshops and mentoring sessions led by SoftwareOne’s employee volunteers.

 

SoftwareOne pledges to nurture curiosity, build digital competency, and empower children to thrive in a technology-driven world regardless of socioeconomic background.

 

The program focuses on resilience-building and providing underserved youth with future-ready skills that increase employability and confidence.

 

DigiSaksham reflects SoftwareOne’s long-term commitment to community-led change and sustainability, positioning technology as a driver of social inclusion.

 

DigiSaksham’s Vision And Impact

The core objective of DigiSaksham is to reshape access to quality education through digital empowerment. Rooted in the belief that technology can drive equitable growth, SoftwareOne envisages creating resilient ecosystems where learning is interactive, inclusive, and inspiring for children who traditionally lack resources or opportunities. By aligning content with existing school curricula and enhancing it with technology, DigiSaksham bridges gaps in learning quality and relevance.

 

Beyond access, the program seeks to build critical abilities such as problem-solving, digital communication, and collaborative learning—skills essential for success in modern educational and workplace environments. The initiative also encourages SoftwareOne employees to engage actively in social outreach, creating a sustainable mentorship culture.

 

Celebrating 15 Years Of Commitment To India’s Growth

Munish Gupta, Managing Director of SoftwareOne India, expressed pride in the initiative, emphasizing the company’s role not just as a technology provider but as a catalyst for social good. He stated that DigiSaksham embodies the company’s mission to give back meaningfully and create long-lasting impact by equipping young learners for a digital-first future. The launch coincides with SoftwareOne’s 15 years of operations in India, a testament to its evolving relationship with the country’s technology landscape and communities.

 

Strategic Partnership With Sapno ke Pankh

The partnership with Sapno ke Pankh strengthens DigiSaksham’s grassroots reach and educational impact. With Sapno ke Pankh’s expertise in community engagement and child empowerment, the initiative is set on a path of sustained success, emphasizing skill-building and confidence among disadvantaged children. Together, they aim to scale access and quality through localized, tech-powered classrooms.

 

About SoftwareOne And Its Global Footprint

SoftwareOne, headquartered in Switzerland and operating across over 70 countries, is a leading software and cloud technology solutions provider. The company recently merged with Crayon, enhancing its AI and cloud service offerings, and employing over 13,000 professionals globally. SoftwareOne empowers organizations to innovate and accelerate growth with cutting-edge technology solutions. Their India operations serve as a key tech hub supporting global and domestic digital transformation initiatives.

 

Looking Ahead: Building A Digitally Inclusive Society

DigiSaksham is designed as a long-term program aiming to foster digital literacy at scale and strengthen India’s future workforce. It exemplifies how private enterprise, non-profit collaboration, and technology converge to open pathways for meaningful change. SoftwareOne India envisions creating digitally inclusive communities that can participate fully in the economy of tomorrow, setting benchmarks in corporate citizenship and social innovation.

 

Sources: SoftwareOne India Official Media Releases, Future Mobility Media, Bureaucrats India, The CSR Journal