'data vendor' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a company or individual who provides data or services related to data. For example, "The data vendor provided us with detailed market research reports."
Instead, says Reid, it is a data vendor.
Apple passes the error reports to TomTom or whichever data vendor is responsible.
They hired a data vendor to do demographic analyses of districts they lost, then set out to find candidates better suited for those areas.
Cambridge Analytica was tapped as a leading campaign data vendor as the Mercers, who originally backed Senator Ted Cruz in the presidential race, flexed their muscle after endorsing Trump.
In late September or early October of 2016, Jared Kushner and Brad Parscale, the head of the Trump digital campaign, "decided to utilize just the [Republican National Committee] data for the general election and used nothing from that point from Cambridge Analytica or any other data vendor," the CBS News story said.
Real-time market quotes from data vendor DTN cost $75 a month (including a $30 fee to the Merc).
Big data vendors like Catalist gather this data in a formal way.
We then have the second series, which is what the data vendors want us to report, which is not U.S. GAAP consistent.
Profiling Methods Other data vendors offer similar categories of names, which are bought by companies like credit card issuers that want to sell to that demographic group.
That information can be obtained from several sources, he said, including county courthouse records and private data vendors who compile the information and sell it to appraisal companies.
Other data vendors offer similar categories of names, which are bought by companies like credit card issuers that want to sell to that demographic group.
