Abstract

Developing countries are increasingly aware of the need to develop and implement an improved system of providing public pensions for the elderly. The purpose of such a system may be smooth consumption, thus providing a reliable income to the elderly, the elderly poverty reduction, the insured no longer risk running out of money to work to promote equality between men and women retirement benefits, even though the average expected lifetime earnings and life may be very different. The market for Enterprise Secure Systems (ESS) continue to grow as companies increasingly global and competitive. More and more in the spotlight as the ES manufacturers are small businesses. Proposal is based on Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithms to provide (a) the angle of the commercial interests of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) ES a unique supplier / consultant of view, from their ES investments and (b) are expected to review the current approach by considering the conceptual framework for the organization, processes and strategic context of the implementation of SMEs ES implementation. Professionals pointed out that although many ES realize now that a few years ago, small and medium enterprises have only recently begun the process of analyzing the expected return track to achieve business value from their investment in the ES. The results also determine how to perform the ES approach is more suitable for the SME sector to adapt, the ES is an important market for traders given the large enterprise market to achieve saturation ES. In the design and implementation of pension fund management application to replace the manual system to get rid of participating in traditional pension management process barriers.

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