The digital transformation opens a range of opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that are vitalplayers in Southeast Asia (SEA). It enables them to engage in product and service innovation, improve their market intelligence, ease their access to talent, facilitate access to financing, and ultimately enhance their competitiveness in local and global markets. An essential element in enabling SMEs to “go digital” is connectivity. The OECD report Southeast Asia Going Digital: Connecting SMEsexamines the state of connectivity in SEA (i.e. access to high-quality communication networks and services at affordable prices). In addition, it explores the opportunities related to the access and use of digital tools by SMEs, and identifies good practices to foster an enabling environment for the digital transformationin SEA . Most importantly, this report is designed to share best practices in the region that can help harness broadband-based services for increased productivity and social welfare and, ultimately, contribute to regional integration.