Development of an Information System for the Modern Business Environment, Adapted to SMEs

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The paper presents the development of special information systems for the modern business environment by including new functions and modules developed based on last generation technical means. The research results are of great value especially for SMEs, which have the capability of best adapting to such an evolution of the information system, and, by their particularities, are the most motivated in approaching such an improvement strategy of their own information system. The research proved the possibility to develop a completely new integrated information system, at the highest technological level, aiming to completely support all the information processing in a SME.

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