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29 Apr 2008
Computing mi provides company data and contact details encompassing the whole of the UK IT industry - both buyers and sellers of technology services and products.
The information on offer can be used for lead generation, telemarketing, direct mail and research purposes.
The data is broken down into two offerings:
mi IT users: UK companies across all sectors and the IT systems and products they use.
mi IT suppliers: UK IT companies providing IT products and services. This database is further subdivided into vendors of software or services.
Data from either offering can be provided as a printed directory from £325 + VAT, or users can sign up for an online subscription from £795 + VAT.
Some predefined subsets of the data can be accessed for lesser charges, for example a single geographical region such as the North of England can be chosen at a discounted rate, similarly subscriptions are available covering only small businesses or public sector bodies.
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