Business information
It has been suggested that this article be merged into Business informatics. (Discuss) Proposed since August 2015.
Business information is one of the three main segments of the information industry. The other two segments are scientific, technical and medical (STM) and educational and training content.[citation needed]
Where much of the content industry revenues are advertising-driven, the business information segment remains largely driven by paid content, either via subscription or transaction (pay-per-view).
The primary forms of business information include:
- News
- Market research
- Credit and financial information
- Company and executive profiles
- Industry, country and economic analysis
- IT research
- Basic reference sources such as guides, bibliographies, dictionaries, almanacs, encyclopedias, handbooks, yearbooks and internet resources
- Directories
- Periodicals and newspapers
- Loose-leaf services
- Government information and services
- Statistics
- Electronic business information
There are more than 210[2] providers of business information. While the Internet has made it easier for business information publishers to deliver content directly to their users, there remains a strong market for aggregators of such content which package and customize business information.
References
- Moss, R. W. (2004) Strauss's handbook of business information: a guide for librarians, students, and researchers. Wesport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc.
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