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for Searching market information for a BMA5009 project? Take a crash course on searching, with me, Crash Dummy Brought to you by the librarians of Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library Identifying the information you require Let us look for market information about the beer industry in Singapore or Asia as well as the company Heineken. Selecting the relevant databases For marketing information, you can try: 1. Global...

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for Searching market information for a BMA5009 project? Take a crash course on searching, with me, Crash Dummy Brought to you by the librarians of Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library Identifying the information you require Let us look for market information about the beer industry in Singapore or Asia as well as the company Heineken. Selecting the relevant databases For marketing information, you can try: 1. Global Market Information Database. 2. Frost and Sullivan. 3. Business Source Premier. 4. Factiva. 5. EIU CityData. 6. EIU Market Indicators and Forecasts. For the beer industry in Singapore or Asia, try these databases: 1. Global Market Information Database. 2. Business Source Premier. 3. Factiva. Where is Business Source Premier? Go to NUS Libraries portal (www.lib.nus.edu.sg) global market inform Search for Global Market Information Database Logging in Click on Campus Login if you are on campus. but if you are not on campus, login by entering your NUSNET ID and password. The use of data you retrieved is guided by the Copyright Act When you see this screen, enter your NUSNET ID and password. nusstu\u012345 Searching Global Market Information Database beer and (singapore or asia) Click on Global Reports to see reports on the beer industry worldwide with references to Singapore or Asia. If Global Reports do not have enough information on a particular country, click on Country Reports Expanding your search heineken (singapore and or asia) Click here to see the whole report Save and Print asia pacific breweries and (singapore or asia) Searching Business Source Premier Go to NUS Libraries portal http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg Under Major Databases, click on Business Source Premier. beer (singapore or asia) Selecting, saving and printing the articles After selecting, reports are added into this folder What is the difference between email, save, print and export? EMAILING will include reports that are in PDF and HTML. Use PRINT or SAVE if you want to print or save HTML reports only. EXPORT will only save citations and not the full report. Citations are titles, author, year and numbering. Searching Factiva beer and (singapore or asia) and market n5 (share* or size*) the k * at ris f aste ells eo he us e word t T or s l wvad h al ct ft end o to search Faroi t t r5. e o ctiva ns neiah thd markes. Fa meaing w t or r size n5 ginn es keyw ize oshare be arch d. Eg. srt of se ywor ds apa ke5 wor 0e. or siz Click on this red tick to select the first 100 articles for downloading or printing Sort by Relevance to see the most relevant articles first Print or Save I hope you enjoyed the ride with me, Crash Dummy. Contact your librarians at: If you want 3131 Phone: 6516 to know more about searching, my friends at Email: hssmlib@nus.edu.sg Hon Sui Sen Library would be glad to Instant message: help. www.lib.nus.edu.sg/hlb/im.html
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Abu Dhabi University - ECON - 101
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