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TowerGroup, Forrester Research, and other financial services industry research firms are committed to the belief that thanks to advancements in technology and delivery/distribution systems, individuals will increasingly begin to purchase bonds directly online. [Pg.20]

The Web contains many research firms and other sources of salary information, but when using these sources for research, it s important to determine from where this information is derived, whether or not it s current, and if the data applies to your industry, occupahon, and geographic area. [Pg.186]

The digitization of business processes in the 1990s has been the driving force behind the recent boost in globalizing operations. For the chemical industry, this has mostly meant process automation and integration by ERP and SCM software, which is dominated by SAP. According to IT research firm AMR, 60 percent of the application spending in 2004 was on ERP and SCM systems (Fig. 23.5) and 85 percent of this spend in chemical multinationals was on SAP systems (55 percent for the mid-tier market). [Pg.302]

That women lack the research type of mind and are therefore not suited to industrial research is a generalisation often advanced by firms which do not employ them. It is also advanced by firms which do employ them and which therefore restrict them to analytical work and to routine work as technicians.30... [Pg.483]

According to Emsttahl and Jones, two thirds of associations conduct research or gather data on their members profession or industry. The information, which can be economic, demographic, social, or industrial, is used by businesses and government and is often less expensive to obtain than that produced by for-profit consulting and research firms. Associations also use the information and data they collect to provide value to members as a way to retain their membership. [Pg.409]

Over the past few years many reports have been published on pharmacoeconomics, pricing, and reimbursement issues. Most of the major market research firms that cover the pharmaceutical industry have published on these topics. Following is a list of the more recent titles, but a search in any of the market research portals using the terms pharmacoeconomic(s), pricing, reimbursement, or health economics will usually... [Pg.192]

MindBranch Inc. 160 Water Street, Williamstown, MA 01267, U.S.A. Phone +1 800-774-4410, Int. +1 413-458-7600, Fax +1 413-458-1706. E-mail info mindbranch.com. URL http // www.mindbranch.com. Covers 350 research firms, including those in biotechnology, medical, and pharmaceuticals. Offers free weekly newsletter and customized alerting service. Searchable by subcategories within industries, keyword. [Pg.290]

First, the researchers estimated the response of the photovoltaic supply industry to the various alternatives by using data from three different sources a workshop of photovoltaic industry representatives, an assessment by an independent market research firm with photovoltaic experience, and a joint SERI/Jet Propulsion Laboratory analysis of the photovoltaic industry. Market estimates were derived from reviews and comparison of several available market studies and from a workshop attended by representatives of potential buyers in selected markets. Then, using a consumers surplus approach to calculate benefits, the authors used changes in price and quantity estimates attributed to the initiative to calculate the expected marginal net benefits of the initiative. Because of uncertainties in the size of potential intermediate markets, the effectiveness of the initiative was analyzed under a range of possible market scenarios. [Pg.140]

U.S. Government data on domestic R D expenditures by industry are available from the National Science Foundation (NSF) Survey of Industrial Research and Development conducted routinely since 1956. Each firm in the sample is classified by a three-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code.2The U.S. Census Bureau on behalf of NSF collects data on total companywide domestic R D expenditures. The estimates for drug companies (SIC 283) include all R D conducted in the United States in company-owned and -operated facilities. Unfortunately, nonpharmaceutical R D may be included in the estimates. [Pg.40]

Collaboration between academia and the pharmaceutical industry on basic research diminished steadily between 1940 and the 1970s as alternative sources of support for university research (mainly the government) increased and as the growth in industrial research laboratories reduced firms reliance on academia (415). Yet, the amount of clinical research sponsored by the industry and conducted by academia grew significantly over this period, particularly after the 1962 amendments to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (21 U.S.C. 301 et seq.) required drug sponsors to establish effectiveness as well as safety of new products. [Pg.206]

In addition to contracting for research on the pharmaceutical R D process, OTA sought out other sources of data bearing on costs of R D and returns to the industry from these activities. Data availability was a major problem, particularly data on domestic and worldwide sales of new drugs introduced to the U.S. market during specific time intervals. OTA was able to purchase limited data on domestic sales from IMS America, Inc., a market research firm specializing in surveys of pharmaceutical purchases and prescriptions, but was required to rely mainly on a sales data analysis conducted for other purposes by the Food and D r u g A d ministration. OTA was also able to contract with Stephen Schondelmeyer of Purdue University to provide a report on pharmaceutical sales for drugs that have recently lost patent protection based on IMS America data. [Pg.266]


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