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Datamyne is a privately held corporation that provides access to a searchable database of import-export trade of 50 countries across five continents. == Products == Datamyne’s trade data is collected from the documents of import-export transactions filed with customs authorities and trade ministries.〔Blanco, Ana (29 May 2008). (“Blue diamonds in the research field” ). Integrity Research.〕 The trade data is used to develop commercial intelligence for businesses – principally in the transport sector that supports trade, and in vertical industries that operate on a global footing, such as chemicals, mining, food and beverage, and apparel.〔Bhattacharyya, Ronit (5 May 2011). (“Using Trade Data to Follow Glencore”. ) Integrity Research.〕〔Bornemann, Erin (April 2013). (“Datamyne: Drilling for Corporate Details” ). Information Today. Archived on the Datamyne website 30 April 2013.〕〔Whitefield, Mimi (15 November 2010). (“Datamyne mines for trade answers” ). The Miami Herald. Archived on the Datamyne website 15 November 2010.〕 Datamyne provides unmetered access, which includes search, analysis and reporting tools, to all or selected countries’ in its database by annual subscription. In addition, Datamyne offers custom international market research services. Datamyne also provides data to government agencies, NGOs, and the media such as the New York Times,〔Parker-Pope, Tara (14 April 2014). (“5 things to Know About Quinoa” ). The New York Times.〕 Wall Street Journal〔Dreibus, Tony C. (31 July 2014). (“Quinoa Rides the ‘Superfoods’ Wave” ). The Wall Street Journal.〕 and Miami Herald 〔Wyss, Jim (13 September 2010). (“Can Venezuela and Colombia end rift?” ). Miami Herald. Archived on the Datamyne website 13 September 2010.〕 in the U.S. and Clarín〔Sierra, Gustavo (24 November 2013). (“La Argentina blanca: cómo penetran por Salta los grandes carteles del narco” ). Clarín (Buenos Aires).〕 in Argentina. Datamyne was recognized by the AIIP for providing access to trade data with a pay-as-you-go pricing option useful to independent information professionals.〔(“Association of Independent Information Professionals Honors Bibliogo with AIIP Technology Award” ) (Press release). AIIP. 19 October 2012.〕 Datamyne’s flagship product is data on the waterborne trade between the U.S. and its 240 distinct geographic markets. Sourced from maritime bills of lading, this data covers the details of transactions including cargo descriptions, ports of departure and arrival, and shipping lines, as well as the names of importing companies and foreign suppliers, which are linked to D&B background information.〔Pagell, Ruth A. (March–April 2013). (“Datamyne: Mining for Trade Data” ). Online Searcher. Archived 26 April 2013.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Datamyne」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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