When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found D&B Hoovers easier to use, set up, and do business with overall. However, reviewers preferred the ease of administration with Orbis.
Picking a third party data provider from players at the enterprise level is like choosing between Coke, Pepsi or Dr. Pepper. They all offer a thirst quenching feeling and whatever you choose, your needs will most likely be met with the guidance of the 80-20...
The message that "information may be incomplete" concerns me. I think the message should be consistent on all the material, updated or not. Print the red or yellow or green flag on the actual report! Also it's not clear how often the batches are updated, is...
I used mint global for a stocks and equities company I was involved with..
It's EXTREMELY slow, and more often than not, I have to restart the website. It is getting to the point where I might stop using it. They should make sure they have the proper infrastructure to manage that amount of data.
Picking a third party data provider from players at the enterprise level is like choosing between Coke, Pepsi or Dr. Pepper. They all offer a thirst quenching feeling and whatever you choose, your needs will most likely be met with the guidance of the 80-20...
I used mint global for a stocks and equities company I was involved with..
The message that "information may be incomplete" concerns me. I think the message should be consistent on all the material, updated or not. Print the red or yellow or green flag on the actual report! Also it's not clear how often the batches are updated, is...
It's EXTREMELY slow, and more often than not, I have to restart the website. It is getting to the point where I might stop using it. They should make sure they have the proper infrastructure to manage that amount of data.