SME

SME may stand for:

Companies and organizations

• Shawnee Mission East High School, a public high school in Prairie Village, Kansas, US
• S.M. Entertainment, a South Korean record label
• SME Limited, a British maker of audio pick-up arms (tonearms) and turntables
• Society of Manufacturing Engineers, a professional membership organization for engineers
• Sony Music Entertainment, a record label

Economics

• Small and medium enterprises, companies whose personnel numbers fall below certain limits
• Social market economy, an economic model used in Europe
• Socialist market economy, an economic system of the People's Republic of China

Music

• Spontaneous Music Ensemble, a loose collection of musicians convened beginning in the mid-1960s
• Sloppy Meateaters, a former band from Rome, Georgia, United States

Science and technology

• Situational method engineering, the construction of methods which are tuned to specific situations of development projects
• Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration (SME)
• SME Server, a Linux firewall/server distribution
• Solar Mesosphere Explorer, a NASA artificial satellite in Earth orbit from 1981–1989
• Standard-Model Extension, in quantum field theory, a general framework for studying the violation of Lorentz and CPT symmetry
• Structure mapping engine, in artificial intelligence and cognitive science, a software implementation of an algorithm for analogical matching based on the psychological theory of Dedre Gentner
• Surface-mount equipment, machines for the assembly of surface-mount technology electronic components
• Sevomethyl ether, USP Sevoflurane Related Compound B
• Soy methyl ester, biodiesel created from soybean oil
• SIGNAL Meta under Eclipse, an EMF-based metamodel of the SIGNAL programming language

Other

• SME (newspaper), Slovak daily newspaper
• Subject-matter expert, a person who is an expert in a particular area or topic

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