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28 Apr 2008
IThound is an extensive research library compiled by Incisive Media, the publisher of CRN and ChannelWeb.co.uk. It is one of the largest free libraries of business technology data on the web.
IThound offers:
Strategic information: white papers, case studies, articles and analyst reports relevant to your search terms.
Further reading
Product information: detailed data about relevant software and software products, including information on pricing structure, platforms, implementation and support, provided by the vendors themselves.
Service information: details of business services, consultation, outsourcing and support offerings related to your query.
Rich media: web seminars, podcasts and videos discussing business topics and products matching your search.
All of IThound’s content is searchable and is also organised by category - the category index can be found via the “Browse” link at the top of each page.
Visitors must register before they can access the full IThound library. Registration allows users to store documents or specific searches in the “My Research” section of the site for later reference.
When you view a specific piece of content, your registration details will be passed to the provider of that piece of content - on an item by item basis. Your details will only be passed, therefore, to providers of relevant products and services. Third-parties with irrelevant commercial propositions will not be able to access your information.
You can access IThound at its own web site, or through the “Products” tab in the search facility at any CRN ChannelWeb page.
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