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Data Mining @ the Library
Library Databases for
Job Search & Beyond
Donald I. Crews – Ronin LibrarianIndependent Library & Information Professional
Business & Company Resource Center
Business and Company Resource Center
– Codes• NAICS - North American Industry Classification
System• SIC- Standard Industrial Classification
– Industry info – Ranking of companies in an industry– Address of major locations– Company Officers– News article about company
Logging In
Accessing the Databases (for Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County, other systems check with your public librarian)
• Go to website – www.cincinnatilibrary.org• Click on the tab marked “Research and Homework• Click on “Research Databases”• Select a Database• If you know the title of the database,
– click on “Browse Resources by Title”– Use letters to position near the title – example: for “Masterfile Premier” click on “M”.
• If you only know the kind of information (subject), click on “Browse Resources by Subject”
• For the Business Databases, click on “Business & Finance”.• For articles, click on “Magazines & Newspaper Articles”• Log in to Database• Card Number – type in the number printed under the barcode• PIN – the last 4 digits of the phone number on your library card application. This is
changeable.
Business Source Premier
Note the various types of results that can be selected are in the aqua box above. These include periodicals, reports and books. Note that under newspapers, the WSJ apparently ran out at the end of 2007.
Business Source Premier
– Industry Data– Company Data
Reference USA
ReferenceUSA
– Company Data– NonProfit Data– Competitors– Other Businesses in the same geographic area– Company officers– $ Range of expenditures
Demographics Now
Associations Unlimited
ProQuest – Cincinnati Enquirer
• Proquest–Magazine articles– Newspaper articles• Wall Street Journal• New York Times• Washington Post or Times
• Newsbank– Ohio Newspapers – major cities
Universal Learning
Universal Learning