SMART Profiling is an innovative project of STRATEGMA Agency that is developing a trusted virtual adviser for sustainable development of SMEs. In today’s dynamic digital environment this is a knowledge and skills transfer hub that provides key specific information to entrepreneurs, which helps them explore challenges, discover solutions and unlock their sustainability, innovation and inclusive growth potential.
SMART Profiling transforms the data of an enterprise into a strategic asset in order to meet their needs. By means of analysis and contextualisation the service allows early identification and mitigation of operational and strategic risks, adaptive and flexible solutions and development of managerial capabilities through demonstration and support.
SMART Profiling is an accessible, integrated collaboration based on data and adapted to the changing needs of small and medium businesses. The service integrates established management models and scientifically rooted methods and radically improves their results with the help of new knowledge, acquired through application of modern digital analytical means and big and diverse data.
SMART Profiling is a systematic and thorough research process that collects, analyses and interprets a wide range of micro-level data. The result is not limited to a static snapshot of the current situation but visualizes the inherent dynamics of the specific business, including analysis of the processes, dominant trends and future potential.
SMART Profiling democratises expert knowledge and modifies the entire way of functioning of small and medium businesses and the competition among them. This is a new generation strategic engine which provides a competitive advantage to those who need it most.
The Smart Profiling service is designed for small and medium enterprises operating on the territory of Bulgaria and seven other European Union states.
The selection was made from the aggregation of all EU member states with application of criteria based on the conclusions of the European Commission annual report on SMEs in Europe. The lead criterion is the produced added value per employee. To it we have added the annual value-added growth rate, adjusted for inflation and the annual employment growth rate for SMEs.
The selected countries are Romania, Croatia, Greece, Cyprus, Estonia and Portugal.
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The data that is collected and subject to storage and processing are classified per:
type of information they contain: numerical (quantitative data) and descriptive (qualitative data)
thematic field they reflect: financial; economic; marketing
the level on which they register the current status: micro data, meso data, macro data
The raw data is collected from publicly accessible sources and is subject to cleaning, processing and storage.
Adapted framework for measuring transition-to-market readiness
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