Showing posts with label databases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label databases. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Business Source Elite
This database provides articles and contextual information on business and finance. Academic journals, trace publications and popular magazines and newspapers are indexed. After a search is initially taken, a column opens up to the right, allowing the searcher to modify their query to different search terms, limit types of publications or narrow to a particular company or industry. I think this database would be most useful to students who are researching policy because it could be used to track trends that the ways that businesses are responding to them. (Tim)
Monday, June 8, 2009
Business and company resource center
The B&CRC is a business database which allows the user to search for information by both company and industry. An entry about a particular company in broken down into two section, a column of available articles and narrative data running down the left side of the screen, and a selection of tabs across the top offering the user to access different financial data and reports. Reference USA is usually my first stop for financial information, but if the user is looking for in depth information on a particular company, this can be a useful database as the availability to cross-reference reports with news stories could be valuable. (Tim)
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Gale directories library
C.L. has passed on to me a flyer for the Gale Essential Directories database which has things like the Encyclopedia of Associations, Business Rankings Annual, Market Share Reporter and others. It might be worth taking a look at if the price is right. I left the flyer on my desk if you want to check it out.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Update from Michael World
Mr. Lamb wishes to draw our attention to MELCAT which he thinks is a meta search engine that the New Jersey State Library will eventually use as a model. He also gave me some printed information about potential databases for consideration - it's on my desk if you want to take a look. (Tim)
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Databases for consideration?
C.L. passed on to me a flyer of some of Gale's offerings, and a couple caught my attention. What do you think of these?Gale Legal Forms: Standard legal tasks can become less daunting, thanks, in part, to Gale LegalForms. This online resource delivers everything do-it-yourselfers need to take charge of their legal affairs with confidence. Gale LegalForms offers an easy-to-use, step-by-step approach to addressing basic legal matters. Simply locate the form that’s needed by using any of the links found on the home page and download the specific form. Then, enter all relevant information and print it. Completed forms also can be saved to a computer’s hard drive or e-mailed to a home address. The information entered is held in absolute privacy.
Testing and education reference center: Whether it's preparing admission materials or getting a heads-up on preparatory tests, the Testing & Education Reference Center (TERC) is Gale's online tool designed to help students — from high school to graduate school to specialty school — prepare to make their further education decisions easier. Loaded with information on colleges, technical schools and executive programs, practice entrance, certification and professional license exams that show students what to expect and how to prepare to get to — and excel at — the next level. TERC also helps interested scholars prepare financially for their endeavor by identifying financial aid and other monetary sources available to them and offers tips on how to secure these available funds. Students and seasoned professionals TERC with Careers helps users identify a career path with a career assessment test and key information on more than 1,100 occupations. Plus, the Resumé Builder and Virtual Careers Library makes this perfect for job seekers by providing specific examples and tips for the job search.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Antiques database
Clark County/Las Vegas Library and the Berkeley Heights Library talk about the P4A Antiques Database. Do you think it would be more helpful than out current antiques database, Price-It?
Proquest renewed
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Database updates and offers
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Databases to look into
Thinking about databases we might want to purchase or demo - is there any database that you or your colleagues are craving?
C.L. said there is an EBSCO database for home repair, does anyone know anything about this or if it's available for demo?
C.L. said there is an EBSCO database for home repair, does anyone know anything about this or if it's available for demo?
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