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Education and Training Practice Strategies in Small and
Medium Sized Enterprises
Andrea Bencsik, Vendel Lőre and Andrea Sólyom
Széchenyi István University, Győr, Hungary
bencsik.andrea@yahoo.com
lore@sze.hu
solyoma@sze.hu
Abstract: The role of knowledge is a determinative factor in the life of economy and society. To determine
knowledge is not an easy task yet the real task is to determine the right knowledge. From this view knowledge is
a sum of experience, ideas and cognitions which can help companies to remain in markets and to realize a
maximum profit. At the same time changes of circumstances project in advance that contents and demands of
the right knowledge are changing. In the past more than 10 years studying, education and human resource (HR)
development have become determinative factors in the area of HR management. It means much more than
earlier from the view of companies. It has become a strategic question and simultaneously it is a dominant source
of competitiveness. Why do we have to manage knowledge? We have to manage knowledge because
intellectual capital is in the foreground of organizational statements. However, it is clear that knowledge can be
difficult to account for however, its importance is indisputable. The more companies can keep and exploit their
employees’ knowledge, the more they will be able to attain business success. Their knowledge can be found in
many divisions (departments, workshops, industrial units, etc), it is dissipated and cannot be reached by every
employee. Therefore companies have to discover their knowledge again and again, they have to find solutions
which have already been born in another unit. In this paper we will analyse a special segment on the basis of an
empirical survey. We investigated the behaviour and strategies of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in
the area of knowledge-handling. This survey was realized by questionnaires and wide range statistical methods
were used during...