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The Portuguese economy is mostly composed of small and micro-enterprises, and António Brochado Correia, the president of the consultancy firm PwC and host of the debate, shared that he asked an artificial intelligence engine about it, and the result was that “more than 99% of companies in Portugal are SMEs.”
The SME Confederation states that companies indirectly affected by the storms in January and February were excluded from employment support, contrary to what was announced.
The former director of Uber and Otovo in Portugal, Manuel Pina, and the former vice-president of clinical operations at Sword Health, António Marcelo, have joined forces to launch an accounting startup. Called “Tally”, it promises to adapt the accounts of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to digitisation through robots working under supervision.
SMEs continue to be the main engine of the Portuguese economy. They represent 99.9% of the country's companies and account for about 63.6% of the gross value added generated in Portugal. More than just a statistical indicator, this figure reflects a structural reality that demonstrates that the country's economic dynamism depends, to a large extent, on the capacity...
A well-protected company is prepared to compete for new contracts and grow. A poorly protected company lives in a state of permanent vulnerability.
