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Hantropos is committed to reduce the physical distances favouring the reciprocal knowledge among ICT SMEs in different continents and to publicize, promote and sell SW packages and services in different countries.
Today we find ourselves in an increasingly global economy, but it is an economy that presents two contradictory faces - new technologies, greater wealth, and rising living standards for millions of people; and at the same time, new instabilities, new risks, new uncertainties - as we are seeing so starkly during the last two years.
In some ways Internet has come to symbolise this powerful - yet uncertain - world. For we are not just talking about a new service or a new communications network, we are talking about technologies that are shaping a new kind of global economy - the closest thing yet to a single, "borderless" world market.
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| DigitProject is an eMarketPlace developed by Hantropos for SMEs, that tries to overcome the natural barriers that they have in using Internet platform starting from the IT companies itself, that more than others have to be familiar with these technologies.
Today, there is still the opportunity to influence the rules for B2B Internet platforms with the view to better arbitrating between the interests of the different partners and to prepare SMEs for taking the maximum advantage from on-line transactions, but this “window of opportunity” may not last forever.
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DigitProject aims to overcome the difficulties that arise in the relationships between such geographically and culturally distant worlds, by considering that they are sharing the same international IT "language" and that they can benefit from mutual interaction.
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Hantropos completely believes in the International Cooperation and for this reason we are looking also for good international partners that believe in our project and can carry on, in concert with Hantropos, this “cultural change”.
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It is no accident that Europe, with its restrictive concepts of cooperation and its strong nationality feeling, and Japan, with its lack of flexibility, have lagged in the New Economy.
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