Procurement technology could also help landlords build up a database of market intelligence to inform future buying decisions, rather than relying on suppliers for information.
By gathering information about day rates for workshops or private lessons, appearances at festivals or gear contracts with companies like Adidas, she is creating a database of market research that few others have, she said.
Whatever the quibbling over who got there first, however, the new fare activity is seen as a clear sign that the airlines, each of whom has amassed rich databases of marketing information for frequent fliers, have begun to look to the Internet as a way to calibrate fares and special offers with unparalleled precision.
In order to minimize potential selection bias, the herds enrolled in this study were not proposed by field veterinarians but were randomly selected from databases of marketing companies.
A database of 1070 marketed drug compounds was compiled and analyzed in order to assess the occurrence of moieties described in the literature as "undesirable" for high-throughput screening compound libraries due to their ability to perturb assay formats [1][2][3].
Instead it tries to build up the biggest, most thorough, and most up-to-date database of carbon-market information, and then gives its users algorithmic tools to search, slice, dice, and organize that data themselves.
Using a subscription database of writers' markets, I targeted smaller publications and sites with higher acceptance rates.
Before conducting content analysis of company websites I first developed a database of businesses marketing medical travel.
Such activities, which generate more than 40percentt of the revenue at Euro RSCG Worldwide, include digital marketing, database marketing, consulting, direct marketing, sales promotions, field marketing, measurement analysis and viral marketing.
Relying upon a database of 1818 products marketed between 1990 and 1999 by 265 firms active in three markets of the Local Area Network (LAN) industry we first construct a measure of technological leadership and then relate this measure to persistence in innovation.
Even though these lightweight databases accounted for just $332 million of the total database market of $6 billion in 1997, San Jose, Calif.-research group Dataquest predicts that by year 2001, this market will be around $454 million, up almost 30%.
