SME data can refer to different things depending on the context. Here are some examples:

• Computer data: According to Law Insider, computer data means any representation of facts, information, or concepts in a form suitable for processing in a computer system, including a program suitable for that purpose. Examples of SME data in this context include customer analytics, data and digital maturity, and reporting and budgeting management systems.

• MTN SME Data: MTN SME Data is a service designed for small and medium businesses that want to stay connected to their customers and keep their businesses running. It gives a flat rate for data that can be used to connect devices such as laptops and tablets to the internet. MTN SME Data is cheaper than MTN Direct Data, which is designed for individuals and has higher monthly data packages up to 110GB.

• Data analytics for SMEs: Positive Thinking Company explains that SMEs can benefit from data analytics to support decision-making and improve competitiveness. Many SMEs have data assets that can be used to gain insights and improve their business. However, SMEs may underestimate the volume of their data, waste time, lack agility, have a lack of analytics skills, or not provide their data with a framework that allows for better use and reuse.

• SMEDATA II Project: The SMEDATA II Project aims to ensure the highest degree of privacy and personal data protection through innovative tools for SMEs and citizens. The project focuses on assisting SMEs in understanding and complying with GDPR through awareness, training, and capacity building. The target group for this project is micro, small, and medium enterprises that have neither contingency reserves nor prepared workforces for dealing with such enormous changes as applying new EU data protection rules.

• SME Data Essentials: The SME Data Essentials program provides important information on how to keep peoples personal information safe and use it responsibly. The program is a pilot and is free to a group of small- and medium-sized businesses. The program helps businesses meet data protection rules, show commitment to protecting peoples personal information, and provide reassurance that basic key requirements are in place. To sign up for SME Data Essentials, a business must be on the public register of data protection fee payers or meet an exemption criteria and have fewer than 250 members of staff.