Materials Business
File
Materials Business File
covers industry news, product and process developments,
plant development and construction, international trade
data, government regulations, and management issues
related to industries covered by other CSA Technology
Research Database (TRD) subfiles. Begun in 1985 as an
alerting service, the database now serves also as a
historical business/industry reference. As of 2004, its
coverage has been expanded to include business and
industry information across the full scope of CSA's TRD
and is no longer limited to the materials processing
industries.
Sources covered include over 3,000 periodicals,
conference proceedings, technical reports, trade
journal/newsletter items, patents, books, and press
releases.
Subject of Coverage
Dates of Coverage
Approximately
1985-current. The oldest record in the database has a
publication date of 1962; about 50% of its records
have publication dates of 1994 or later.
Update Frequency
Once a month.
Approximately 15,000 new records are added per year.
Size
Over 269,492 records as
of February 2007
Thesaurus
The database is indexed
using a master authority file of about 40,000
controlled-vocabulary terms. Older records in this
database were indexed using a file-specific thesaurus;
this thesaurus has now been incorporated into the
master authority file.
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Sample Record
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TI: |
Title
Consolidation, alliances key to staying aloft in
aerospace |
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AU: |
Author
Harbison, J |
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AF: |
Affiliation
Booz-Allen and Hamilton |
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SO: |
Source
American Metal Market (USA), vol. 105, Suppl.
Superalloys, pp. 4, 28 Jan. 1997 |
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PB: |
Publisher
USA |
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IS: |
ISSN
0002-9998 |
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AB: |
Abstract
The driving forces behind the commerical aerospace
business in 1996 were consolidation at both the
supplier and OEM level, intensifying competition,
globalization, lean supply chains, and revolutions
in the design process. More than previously, this
past business cycle has triggered a more
significant downsizing of the population, both in
the number of suppliers and OEMs. Suppliers
wishing to succeed in this environment will need
to develop close working relationships with their
customers to redesign their business streams, not
just internally, but across the supply chain of
suppliers, distributors, and customers. Research
indicates that by leveraging the extended
enterprise, alliances earn a return on investment
in excess of 50% higher than other endeavors at
the same company. |
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Language
English |
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PY: |
Publication Year
1997 |
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PT: |
Publication Type
Journal Article |
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DE: |
Descriptors
Journal Article; Superalloys, Marketing; Marketing
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CL: |
Classification
G7 Management; Training; Regulations; Marketing
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EM: |
Entry Month
9705 |
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SF: |
Subfile Name
Materials Business File, Nonferrous metals
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AN: |
Accession Number
199705-G7-0101 |
Field Codes
The following field
codes are found in the records of this database. Here
they are listed in alphabetical order by two-letter
code.
| AB = Abstract
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LA = Language
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| AF = Affiliation
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NT = Notes
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| AN = Accession
Number |
NU = Other Numbers
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| AU = Author
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OT = Original
Title |
| CF = Conference
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PB = Publisher
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| CL =
Classification |
PT = Publication
Type |
| DE = Descriptors
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PY = Publication
Year |
| EM = Entry Month
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SF = Subfile Name
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| IB = ISBN
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SO = Source
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| ID = Identifier
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TI = Title
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| IS = ISSN
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