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Title: European Office of CraftTrades and Small and Mediumsized Enterprises Same function for standardizati


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European Office of Craft/Trades and Small
and Medium-sized Enterprises Same function
for standardization issues 33 countries
12 Million SMEs 77 Member Associations 50
Million employees in the EEA 93
Micro-Companies (lt 10 persons)
fposthumus_at_yahoo.co.uk f.posthumus_at_normapme.com
2
NORMAPME UEAPME activities in Europa
  • Member main European Committees dealing with
    directives standards, Social Partner, eBSN
    committee for eBusiness, etc.
  • Main activities in EEA
  • Adaptation of CE-Marking in the SME niche markets
    in construction,
  • Smarthouse initiative
  • Food regulation and standardisation
  • Qualification- and work methods in the new
    Europe Service directive impact on the SME
  • CSR
  • Get profitable eBusiness with better deployment
    in SMEs

Freek Posthumus 09-05-05
3
Part 1The environment
4
Economical environment Productivity gains per
manhour(moving average)
5
Market environment
Big IT Suppliers Like ORACLE Microsoft
51.000 IT Software SMEs
Top 500
Big Business
Government and authorities
Mid-size enterprises 160.000 M 50-250 employees
New
emphasis
Small / Micro enterprises 19,8 Million
BT/FT/DTel IBM Sun HP Siemens
6
E-Business environment
Have Computer control
Use eCommerce
E-Gov. Docs. e-Procure
See E-Gov in 2 years
7
The SME problemThe real problems in
implementing eBusiness
  • Lack of specialized expertise,
  • Lack of resources,
  • Interoperability matters greatly,
  • High cost / employee,
  • Underestimate the impact of new business methods,
  • Resist change from their existing, successful
    business model.

Microsoft
8
The solution Seven step approach
  • Buy computer / use it as a calculator word
    processor
  • Use Email
  • Build website - copy of brochure
  • Make the website interactive tailored to search
    engines e-Skills of personnel - ePayment
  • Link website entry with order processing,
    accounting - use of technical design/cost tools
  • Integrate sales, design/cost process tools and
    ERP
  • Interaction with partners, e-invoicing with
    e-banking tools - full integration to eBusiness
    in regional network

Microsoft
9
Part 2eBusiness the road to international
trade goes thru new organisation modes
  • Freek Posthumus
  • 9-05-05

10
The road ahead Strategy for SME deployment
  • Pull Hi-Know, Hi-Tech IT SMEs via common ASPs
    to Stage 7 (via Sector Associations)
  • Change existing networks to virtual ones support
    the change from St. 5 up with regional network
    monitors
  • Support transformation of local networks to
    integrated ones, (Blekinge, Cardiff, Lombardia to
    Eden, EMU as sector, Silk Road, etc. )
  • Pull the great mass of absent Micros and lt 50
    SMEs via Awareness, Education, Campaigns to Stage
    3/4
  • Do not try to push pull in one shot!
  • Keep it simple!

11
Part 3eBusiness the reality and solutions for
international trade
  • Freek Posthumus
  • 9-05-05

12
Textile supply chain interruption average 4hrs
/ week double entrieslow control of each step
Govt/VAT
Stocks
Shipper
Large wholesale
Shop
Accountant
Producer
Missing links
Missing links
Catalogue I
Catalogue 2
Banks
13
eBusiness needs and expected benefits
  • Only full integration of all steps gives the
    savings
  • in money
  • in time
  • in employees - more sales availability
  • large companies save 10-20 average
  • small companies up to 40 (Finland)
  • Challenges textile/footwear/sport goods
  • length of chain
  • remote location of producers
  • documentation
  • bank systems

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ASP Organisation for textile
Government Docs / tax Banks
Big players Volvo, Nike, CA, Wholesale, Producer
s
  • ASP Switchbox
  • Function
  • Translates
  • programs
  • Allows use
  • sophisticated
  • eDocs, eInvoices
  • Barcodes RFID
  • Controls logistic
  • functions

SMEs retailers
Cooperative Purchase / warehousing
  • Small producers
  • Europe
  • Far East

15
Finncontainer ASP in practice eInvoice
Accounting company
Remote access
Internet
Remote work
Elisa Yritysverkko/Company Net
Authorities
Office
Finncontainers 5-people local network
EDI-services
Web pages
Bank NORDEA Switch
Webshop (ASP)
Yritystiimi/Company Team ASP
CRM
Email server
16

Example of SME use in Belgium with Isabel
  • Small company re-financing SME contracts
  • 170 employees over 4 countries, 15000 clients in
    Belgium
  • 3 years ago major problem with bad payers 25
    court cases/year
  • Re-organisation with new credit follow-up system
    based on Word/Excel
  • Use Isabel for instant receivables follow-up
  • 30 improvement in payments.
  • 1200 court cases to clean up the backlog mess
  • From 4 to 3 employees in this department
  • But
  • Do not use the embedded accounting abilities of
    Isabel
  • Solution is limited to Belgium

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eBusiness for export in SMEs
  • Majority small clients do not use the eBusiness
    abilities (lack of trust, understanding and
    resources)
  • Cross-border sharing information, technology and
    business arrangements based on internet requires
    much more
  • Shows the need for more SME-coaching our main
    function - and a structured approach
  • Secured eInvoicing is one major step
  • Come and see in the eInvoice/ eProcurement
    session how we can do it !!
  • Where is eDocs?

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Questions
fposthumus_at_yahoo.co.uk f.posthumus_at_normapme.com
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