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global business local focus |
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Business Intelligence (BI) on all
industries and markets, domestic and international, is a
must have for business executives and decision makers. Our
expertise in Global Business Intelligence enables our
clients to track and understand their worldwide environment
which influences daily operations so that they can better
manage their local business. In partnership with the
economic experts at
e-forecasting.com, we continue to
provide clients with the utmost reliable, unique and timely
economic data available today. Please enjoy our site and our
sister-site e-forecasting.com for all your data and
forecasting needs. Just some of the unique indicators you
will find from the e-forecasting.com team include: monthly
GDP, quarterly GSP, a unique US Leading Economic Indicator,
industry forecasts and global forecasts and trade activity
and just to name a few.
Together, we specialize in:
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global
business with local focus |
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Whether ‘local’ means geographic or in the
sense of focus on you, the client, we have pooled together
global indicators and link them to regional state business
activity indicators generating a unique proprietary database
useful in strategies for capturing business opportunities. Our
approach in organizing information metrics for BI is based on
three principles:
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Operational.
Data is not a “nice to have,” but an operational imperative.
infometrica has built and deployed a database of
global and regional indicators that serves as the foundation
for mining critical information. |
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Mining.
To be truly useful, information needs to be systematically
and methodically mined from data warehouses and then be
transformed to critical metrics. Using certain criteria and
statistical techniques, infometrica’s mining process
adjusts raw data to reflect the effects of seasonality,
policies, technology and geopolitical events. |
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Sharing.
Information reaches its maximum value when it is properly
shared. Knowledge establishes the critical links among
metrics so that infometrica more accurately tracks what
actually happened, explains why it happened, and explores
what might happen in the future. |
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infometrica
stands for information:
on any industry,
any U.S. State,
or any country... |
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