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So maybe at some point in the past your company made the decision to go with the name brand: Hoover's, OneSource, Goliath. If you're after a "we-cover-the-waterfront" publisher of competitive intelligence, you've definitely got a choice. |
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And maybe today you're frustrated because the name brand doesn't do a very good job of covering the piece of waterfront you actually care about. |
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Enter the DACIS Companies module. |
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We specialize in the businesses you're actually competing with. We don't stop at "General Dynamics"... we also have General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems. We look beyond "Lockheed Martin" to give you Lockheed Martin Aeronautical Systems (with your choice of locations in multiple states). And where our competitors may have recently gotten around to covering "Selex", we cover 14 of the company's business units—and have since Selex was formed in April 2005. |
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But we don't stop at "covering" a company. Through the abundant hyperlinks for which we're known, we give you its history, its programs, its contracts, its acquisitions, its reorganizations, its leadership changes. Even its name changes are "grandfathered" into our system. |
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Take a look for yourself, and we think you'll agree: for competitive intelligence with a defense/aerospace focus, the DACIS Companies module is in a class of its own. |
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The DACIS Companies module provides information on large, mid-sized, and smaller firms participating in the defense, aerospace, and government technology marketplace. |
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Coverage encompasses more than 3,200 companies in nearly 70 nations. |
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In all DACIS Companies contains over 8,000 records, detailing the organization of companies down to their divisions, subsidiaries, joint ventures, and equity interests. |
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