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Publishing House Research - About Us - What is an IP?
What
is an information professional?
An information
professional is a consultant who conducts your research for you. We identify,
collect, evaluate, organize and deliver the information you need to make
decisions.
At Publishing House Research, we specialize in the publishing industry. Our deliverables are customized: CI newsletters, bibliographies, biographies, corporate profiles, industry profiles, market profiles, demographic reports, and other types of documents supporting business decisions.
We search websites, electronic databases, government documents, inter-governmental reports, videotapes, audiotapes, webcasts, microfilm, looseleafs, newspapers, magazines, newsletters, professional and industry journals, books, academic papers, bibliographies, indexes, filings from regulatory agencies such as the SEC and Companies House, etc….
How
can we help you ?
We give you confidence in your decisions. We deliver research that's
thorough and dependable, in complete confidence. We save you time.
There are more than five billion web pages on the internet - and 50 million new or changed pages are added each day. There are millions of documents on file with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission - so many that they haven't counted them. The Library of Congress has 532 miles of bookshelves. It takes an information professional backed by several professional organizations to stay on top of all this.
Our
advice to you:
Don't waste time trying to do it yourself. Go to a professional.