Gloucester, MA, USA - As subscribers to the Computer Review directory will readily verify, technology that drives the global knowledge economy has changed beyond recognition since we took over publication in 1971. Today’s business executives and analysts involved in this demanding sector will tell you that you need not wait a whole year to see a rapidly changing development - it can happen quickly with devastating results!
It is, therefore, comforting that subscribers to the newly released 2008 edition of Computer Review don’t need to concern themselves about having an out-of-date directory anytime during the year. With a subscription to the 2008 edition of Computer Review subscribers will not only receive a hard copy of a superb publication widely proclaimed as being "the most comprehensive and practical digital economy directory available anywhere today," but will also receive "real-time" updates on 14,000 of the fastest-growing Computer, Internet, Telecom, Media, Bio, Nano, Med/Health and GreenTech companies in 109 countries around the world.
In addition, Computer Review subscribers get 34 special interest databases highlighting their executives and management teams, employment opportunities, news and breaking announcements, location maps, updates and much more. This online information is well indexed for quick access and ease of use by professionals with average technology know-how:
- Advertising & Online Marketing
- Alternative Power Sources
- Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
- Biotechnology Industry
- Communications & eMessaging
- ustomer Relationship Management
- Data Storage Technology
- Digital Imaging & Photography
- Digital Security & Biometrics
- Environment & Green Technology
- Enterprise Solutions & E-business
- Financial Services & Online Banking
- GPS & Location-Based Applications
- Interactive Entertainment & Games
- Internet Applications & Technology
- Knowledge Management
- Legal Information and Services
- Linux Applications and Technology
- Medical & Health Care Technology
- Nanotechnology & MEMS
- Network Management & Monitoring
- Online Education Distance Learning
- Outsourcing Services Worldwide
- Prediction Markets
- Publishing Online, Blogs and Wikis
- Satellites & Space Technology
- Semiconductors & Integrated Circuits
- Social Networking on the Web
- Software as a Service Market
- Supply Chain Management
- Telecom Equipment & Services
- Voice, Speech & Telephony
- Web 2.0 Applications & Technology
- Wireless Applications & Networks
Computer Review for 2008 allows subscribers to obtain instant access and track the activities of 14,000 of the fastest-growing companies in over 80 technology sectors in 109 countries around the world with ease to:
- Monitor nations of special interest to them;
- Identify suppliers, customers and partners on a nation-by-nation basis;
- Focus their sales and energies on particular nations and/or sectors;
- Create new opportunities around the world;
- Find out more information at the click of a button than they knew existed about their;
- Competitive business activities; and, above all
- About information about technology trends as and when they occur;
So, if you"re that over-worked business executive, analysts involved in the demanding technology sector, corporate or university librarian or government employee wondering how you can stay up-to-date with all that is going on in this rapidly changing world, then for a mere US$495/year subscription to the 2008 edition of Computer Review, the knowledge economy market & technology directory, you’ve just found the answer to all your needs.
Moreover, with empirical evidence showing that about 5% of the fast-growth companies makes an announcement on any given day of the year, a subscription to the 2008 edition means that you don’t even have to go looking for this information anymore - Computer Reviews’ knowledge economy market & technology directory will make sure that it’ll comes to you!
Based in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA, Computer Review maintains a global digital economy database for university, government and corporate libraries. It serves executives and professionals who need information about technology trends and competitive business activities in easy-to-use format. The unique ActiveTrak system monitors companies and their executives in 109 countries and 80 technology sectors around the globe. Computer Review has been revised and issued annually since 1971 and is used by organizations and libraries worldwide as the world’s premier Knowledge Economy Directory