rethinking br&e to help existing industry thrive and grow building the supply chain: recruiting...

11
Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon, Datamyne

Upload: belinda-douglas

Post on 23-Dec-2015

212 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow

Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon, Datamyne

Page 2: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Timely intelligence based on solid data – CBP US Customs BOLS - information reveals the foreign companies with increasing cargo volumes and identifies those that are top prospects for expansion in the US

Competitive advantage:• Economic development – identify unique

opportunities for finding top international prospects for opening an office, leasing industrial facilities, and to attract foreign direct investment to the economic developer’s state, county or region

• Reshoring – find top prospects

• Foreign Trade Zones – attract assembly in the US – find top prospects

• Importers/Exporters track market activity of their products, monitor their competitors.

• Financial & industry analysts monitor commodity volumes & values, investigate inventory build-ups or cutbacks.

Page 3: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Building the Supply ChainRecruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies

• Supply Chain Visibility of Company in US and International Suppliers– CBP BOLs– Unified Names– Corporate Tree site link to BOLs

• Supplier Volume Trends• Your Rank to the Supplier• Contact information

Page 4: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

It is now possible to easily analyze business relationships

• What containers and container #s on each ship

• Product descriptions and HS codes in each container

• Consignee, shipper, notify parties, carriers, logistics services providers

• Trace supply chains with intelligence on addresses of parties on the bills of lading – including states, zip codes – ports of entry and departure, countries of origin, carriers

• US maritime import data is available 24 hours after receipt from Customs – the earliest release by any source

Page 5: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Suppliers to North Carolina

• 329,539 shipments since Jan 1 2014 to April 8, 2015

• Over 10,000 international suppliers shipping into NC

• Many top suppliers have are already in NC• Focus on your new or growing suppliers

Page 6: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Page 6

Find top prospects

Then get a 360° view of the buyers and suppliers, including data from D&B:

Timely access to the latest commercial intelligence

Page 7: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Page 7

Detailed information on the companies that are party to the trade

• Total annual shipments

• Buyer/seller relationships

• Products, countries of trade, ports, contact details, social media and news links

Page 8: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Page 8

Our data supplies the who, what, when and where …

… ESRI supplies a clear picture of the geography ...

… you see the dynamics of cross-border business.

Datamyne has teamed with ESRI to geocodeimporters, exporters, suppliers

Page 9: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Page 9

About Datamyne

• A top source for the latest available data on USA global trade and 49 additional countries with their global trade.

• ISO certified data center, IT specialists in trade data, archive of over 800 million records.

• Launched in Montevideo, headquartered in Miami, providers of trade data since 1992

• Datamyne serves over 2,000 subscribers and 5,000 users in the private and public sectors.

• Our data specialists are experts at trade data research and analysis.

We offer the world’s largest searchable database of import-export trade

Page 10: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Page 10

Our Data AssetsMore detailed, comprehensive, timely data yields better information

Ours is the most current data available:• Data on US import shipments available

24 hours after clearing Customs, US export shipments are available within 10 days of receipt from Customs.

• Rankings are updated weekly with value-added fields

Highest quality data is our priority:• ISO-certified data center

• Our own data specialists maintain the quality of our information

• All data is verified for accuracy

Page 11: Rethinking BR&E to Help Existing Industry Thrive and Grow Building the Supply Chain: Recruiting Suppliers/Customers for Existing Companies Mark Condon,

Page 11

Thank you!

To Learn More:

• Visit: www.datamyne.com

• E-Mail: Mark Condon [email protected]

• Call: Mark Condon (305) 455-3639 or (843) 670-4243

• Write: Datamyne Inc. 703 Waterford Way, Suite 200 Miami, FL 33126 USA