Australian Industry Research
Australian Industry Research - IBISWorldAustralia industry reports.
Key industry statistics and analysis on market characteristics, competitive landscape, operating conditions, current and historical performance, a five-year forecast, and major industry participants. - MarketLine AdvantageIndustry profiles include market size, share (global or regional) and segmentation data, analysis, leading companies and 5 year market forecasts.
- Fitch ConnectContains global markets and industry sector reports.
- PassportReports and analysis on consumer products and service industries; countries, consumers and companies.
- Ruthven InstituteProvides extensive comparative performance data between firms and over time. Data on major drivers of firm and industry performance over time.
- Australian Business to BusinessSearch Australian companies by product categories, product codes or product keywords.
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- TRA OnlineThe Online Student Data Package from Tourism Research Australia enables users to interrogate data from the International Visitor Survey (IVS) and National Visitor Survey (NVS) to generate custom tables and output the tables directly into excel or export as CSV files. The Package also allows users to produce charts and thematic maps. The datasets contain the most recently available calendar year data and is annually updated in March.
Global Industry Research
- Fitch ConnectContains global markets and industry sector reports.
- MarketLine AdvantageIndustry profiles include market size, share (global or regional) and segmentation data, analysis, leading companies and 5 year market forecasts.
- IBISWorldChina industry reports.
Key industry statistics and analysis on market characteristics, competitive landscape, operating conditions, current and historical performance, a five-year forecast, and major industry participants. - StatistaContains market data, market research and market studies. Statistics are drawn from consumer survey results and industry studies.
- PassportReports and analysis on consumer products and service industries; countries, consumers and companies.
- Mintel Market SizesGlobal consumer data. Includes market size, segmentation and market share (historical and forecast data).
- Mintel Global New Products DatabaseCovers innovations and performance of new consumer packaged goods worldwide.
- Mintel AcademicConsumer industry and consumer lifestyle reports for the UK and the US, industrial reports for the UK, and global travel and tourism industry reports.
- WARCMarketing database includes case studies, best practice guides, marketing intelligence, consumer insight, industry trends and news.
NOTE: this resource can only be accessed on campus. - Business Source CompleteLarge business database which includes journals, trade publications, reports and case studies across all business disciplines.
Contains MarketLine (Datamonitor) industry profiles - Gartner Core ResearchResearch conducted by IT industry analysts. Covers asset management, web services, emerging trends and technologies, and regulatory compliance
- Cortellis Competitive IntelligenceInformation on drug pipelines, deals, companies, patents, global conferences and industry news.
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Industry Classification Codes
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Industry classification systems are used by government and business for classifying industries by numerical code.
For company searching, many databases can build a list within specific industry.
- NAICSThe North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) was adopted in 1997 to replace the Standard Industrial Classification system (SIC). Many databases in this guide allow searching by NAICS codes.
Example: 221114 Solar Electric Power Generation - SICThe Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC) was replaced by the NAICS, which was released in 1997. Because SIC is still used by by some government bodies and in some markets, a number of databases allow searching by SIC code.
Example: 4911 Electric Services - ANZSICAustralian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) was produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and Statistics New Zealand.
Example:2619 Solar electricity generation - GICSGlobal Industry Classification Standard (GICS). GICS is a joint Standard and Poor’s/Morgan Stanley Capital International product aimed at standardising industry definitions.