|
|
Company Research© Julie Spears Knowing how to research companies is a skill that is useful for job seekers, investors and individuals and organizations that need information for competitive intelligence and marketing purposes. The Internet is a rich source of information about companies. A subscription or a fee may be required for detailed reports, but much information is available without charge. If the company you wish to reseach has a web site and you know their web address, you can access their pages directly by typing their URL in the appropriate space in your browser; or link to their pages from the results your favorite search engine returns to you. Job seekers often find information about job openings, employee benefits and corporate culture. Mission statements published at company web sites are published to establish the goals of the organization. A couple of tutorials giving step-by-step instructions for finding comapny and industry information on the World Wide Web are Researching Companies Online and Intellifact Business. Company profiles are presented by the sources listed below. Although investors are the targeted audience for most of these sources, valuable nuggets of information can be found for marketing and competitive intelligence purposes, employment research and information about the culture, structure and goals of a company.
Analysis of sales trends, profitability, stock performance, financial position, research and development expenditures and dividends of publicly traded companies around the world. Corptech Forbe
s Toolbox Hoovers
Online Lycos Small
Business Directory Public
Register
Thomas
Register of American Manufacturers Wall
Street Research Network
Go To Page: 1
The copyright of the article Company Research in Adult Education is owned by Julie Spears. Permission to republish Company Research in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|