AB–KEPS, s.r.o.
Alojz Stroffek
phone: +421 2 207 03 932, +421 903 466 052 (Slovak, Czech, Russian)
            +421 2 50 117 483 (English)
e-mail: keps@ab-keps.eu; keps@ek.cz; keps@keps.sk

WHAT WE ARE OFFERING

In addition to our business activities related to coin dispensors we are offering the following other services:

Education services:
- publishing 
- organization of educational courses, training programs, seminars, conferences, etc.
- education and training in the area of accounting according to the EU standards
- education and training in the area of ICT/IST

Advisory services:
- for managers, coaching, economic and organizational advising, advising in marketing
- preparation of the EU projects under the 7FP with an experienced teaching staff and an expert of the European Commission for IST/ICT projects funded by the EU

Brokering services:
- in the area of trade and services
- leasing & renting
- sale and purchse of real estate

Other services:
- complete accounting services
- computerized data processing
- factoring and forfaiting
- advertisement and promotion
- marketing and market surveying
- public opion and other surveys
- organization of sport, cultural and trade & business events.

WHO WE ARE

e-BSN has written about us in its publication: http://erdc.fm.uniba.sk/en/Learning%20from%20peers%20ENGLISH%20version%20and%20cover.pdf 
(for more information about the source document please see text in the end of this AB-KEPS presentation)

KEPS began as a small Czechoslovakian company, servicing among also distribution of coin
dispensers. With the introduction of the Euro the company wanted to access an
expanded market. It needed an ICT solution to raise its profile and communicate
better with a larger number of potential clients.

KEPS deployed a website with a corresponding email address, which was available
in several languages. Email make communication fast, efficient and traceable.
The website is the company’s primary vehicle for promotion, advertisement and
sales activities.

The website has contributed to some of KEPS’ 5% annual growth in sales and
services, without having to employ more staff. This growth would not be possible
without the latest ICT and web technologies.

1. Smaller companies get bigger benefits. The latest ICT and web technologies
give small and micro SMEs relatively bigger benefits without any increase in
employees.

2. International potential. Even the smallest SME can use ICT and web
technologies to reach customers outside of their home and local communities
– and access an international market.

Learning From Peers
e-Business Cases
Best practices amongst Europeen SMEs ENTERPRISE AND INDUSTRY

Booklet
This booklet summarises the results of the “e-Business cases – Learning From Peers”
project, jointly conducted by Périscope and Adetef, through a service contract with the
European Commission, Enterprise and Industry Directorate general (n° SI2.449074),
within the e-Business Support Network (eBSN) framework.
The objective is to identify good e-Business practices among European SMEs in the field
of ICT, and publish the top 50 in every official European language.
The present booklet aims at promoting modern management practices in the field of
e-Business in Europe.
This is the English edition with Gaelic and Maltese supplements.

Contacts:
To request copies of this booklet, or of similar ones in other languages,
please contact book@epme.eu or write to Adetef, Department of Digital Economic Affairs,
5 place des vins de France, 75012 Paris, France.
For further information please email contact@epme.eu 
For general policy matters, please contact:
European Commission, Enterprise and Industry Directorate General
Unit D4 “Technology for Innovation / ICT industries and e-Business”
1040 Brussels, Belgium.
Fax: +32 2 296 7019 E-Mail: entr-innov-ict-ebiz@ec.europa.eu 

European 
Commission

Disclaimer
Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the Commission is responsible
for the use which might be made of the following information. The views expressed
are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Commission.
Nothing in this booklet implies or expresses a warranty of any kind. Results and recommendations
should be used only as guidelines as part of an overall strategy.
© European Communities, 2009. Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged