Why is the vital result that the businesses of the social economy arrange information services and adequate advice for their necessities?

Because the key to success of a business is in its management capacity and its ability to adapt permanently to the changes. With its characteristics, the businesses of the social economy count on a series of differentiated elements that can contribute very positively to its development:

• Identification of capital-work (the social workers are the owners)
  
• Distribution of the appreciation generation (the group receives the result of its own effort).
  
• Proximity between the technical and organizational structure
  Decentralized participation (the objectives and decisions are easily assumed on the basis of all of the organized structure.
  

But if a business does not have the capacity to maintain its level of activity, to conserve and increase is position in work, to make reinvestments necessary and to increase its competitive level, if definitely it is not economically viable and is not well managed, it runs the risk of disappearing with independence of what is its legal form.

Because the internationalisation of the economy, the technological changes and the reorganization of the public sector, it assumes a revolution of expansion that the businesses that are not adequate for the structure of these new challenges will not be able to survive.

To attend to these new necessities without neglecting the work limited to the aspects that are less innovative but equally important for the daily advancement of the businesses, Fecmes has created a series of specialized departments that correspond with the principal areas of the business function. The provincial delegations of Fecmes, the Points of Business Information (PIE) distributed to the greatest extent throughout all of the region, or our presence in the internet through a data transmission line created to supply the businesses with information and instant advice, consisting the formula to avoid the territorial dispersion and the so small amount of businesses that characterize the industrial textiles of this region, continue being an obstacle insuperable to agree to these services