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dennisboothstash said:
What are SMEs then?
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An SME is considered to be an outfit where most of the workers are employees, whereas an SMB might have more part-timers, homeworkers, day-rate workers, etc.
Don't ask me who creates these differences, I don't know!
The IT requirements for the one could be quite different to those for the other so the software solutions would be different.
For example, a payroll system for a business with 500 full-time employees is very different to a payroll system for a business which needs to collect daily hours from temps, piece rates for homeworkers, etc.

Edit: It would be hard to have a system catering for both so some providers may prefer to focus on one rather than the other.
 
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Chazz Rheinhold said:
As the UK's largest reseller-only Cloud Distributor, we keep things clear and simple with less jargon and a greater understanding of products tailored to SMBs.

Someone help me please WTF
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There's a cloud distributor up in Scotland who'd take some beating.....The bastards out every day creating them and most of them are rain bearing!!!
 
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Plum said:
An SME is considered to be an outfit where most of the workers are employees, whereas an SMB might have more part-timers, homeworkers, day-rate workers, etc.
Don't ask me who creates these differences, I don't know!
The IT requirements for the one could be quite different to those for the other so the software solutions would be different.
For example, a payroll system for a business with 500 full-time employees is very different to a payroll system for a business which needs to collect daily hours from temps, piece rates for homeworkers, etc.

Edit: It would be hard to have a system catering for both so some providers may prefer to focus on one rather than the other.
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Well well
You live and learn (or I do anyway)

Still reckon they’d happily flog a cloud to a SME though, or indeed to a Small and Medium sized Organisation...or a Small and Medium sized Company (4 corners on my bullshit bingo card!)
 
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