GMID - outgoing Chest Agreement (2007 to 2010) Key Features

Product description

GMID
The Global Market Information Database (GMID) is a powerful reference tool for any business or marketing student.  It is a one-stop source to find statistics, market reports, company profiles and information sources for country, market, consumer and lifestyle profiling.  GMID includes: country statistics, market reports, company profiles, international perspectives and historical data with future forecasting to 2015.  Up to 5 additional modules can also be purchased at additional cost (on a sliding scale) through Eduserv.  These include: additional countries, country insights, global consumer trend monitoring, future demographics, and industry watch.

Passport GMID (includes GMID and all 5 additional modules)
Passport GMID is an award-winning online information system that supports teaching and research across a wide range of disciplines. It has become a must have resource for students and researchers at universities and business schools worldwide.

Benefits of this Agreement

• Preferential pricing available through Eduserv
• Sites can join the Agreement at any time and pro-rata pricing is available
• A new improved interface makes it easier for users to search for and find information
• 30-day trials are available

Full Agreement details

Details are described in more detail in the Agreement Overview.

Licence type

Site licence with normal Eduserv Licence Negotiation Services terms and conditions.
Eduserv General Licence Conditions for Datasets (Revised Edition effective from 1 January 2008).

Pricing

At the request of the supplier we have had to restrict access to the pricing details. Please contact Eduserv Help in writing - help@eduserv.org.uk - for pricing information.

Key dates

• 01/04/2007: Agreement start date
• 31/03/2010: Agreement end date

Trials or evaluation copies

All eligible sites may fully evaluate GMID for a period of 30 days, free of charge.

Any questions?

Please view the agreement details first.  If you have any further questions, please email us at Eduserv Help or telephone 01225 470523.