This is a very important question, because the Hungarian economy is very special indeed. The market is small and poor, with a low number of potential customers with Internet access. The largest Hungarian companies already built websites but these projects generate losses instead of profits for these companies. I think the answer is that real success is achievable even for the smaller local businesses, employers and LTD's. Large companies have to embark on substantial reorganizations, which is very expensive.
Small company can do all the owner wants, faster and cheaper.
If the idea or the service is saleable on the worldwide market, then the presentation can be translated to English and, presto, the company is present on the worldwide market. This promises good possibilities, because there are no borders on the Net. On the other hand, the worldwide competition is a new challenge. So, it's not easy and fast - but the prospects for success for the small enterprise are much better. As Internet presence is cheap, even the smallest companies need no more than a really good idea or a service, which is saleable worldwide.