Whether you’re a part of a law firm, academic institution, library, or government entity, you have likely experienced the challenges involved with gathering a high volume of fact-based data to inform your research and diverse audiences. Roadblocks can arise when individuals and organizations provide you with out-of-date, incomplete, unstructured, or inaccurate data, creating time-consuming tasks for your researchers, who need to aggregate and quality review information from several different parties.

Part of the challenge is likely the diversity of your data requirements. Researchers typically need access to local and global entity structures, private and public company financials, current and historical data, mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, and current and former ownership data to deliver critical and actionable corporate intelligence. Such data can help you to form the unique insights you need and provide your library or research center with the resources they need to effectively support their internal stakeholders. Without such solutions, wading through a high volume of dense information from various sources can prove to be both time consuming and costly.