Webcom Communications

Webcom Communications, clickdata.com
Bring 2000 Software Industry Directory Online

Two Colorado-based firms, Webcom Communications Corp. of Englewood and clickdata.com of Golden, have formed an alliance that will make Webcom's extensive 2000 Software Industry Directory available for downloading or ordering on disk through clickdata.com.

clickdata.com (www.clickdata.com) is one of the leading providers of business intelligence on the internet for sales leads, marketing and job searches. Webcom is a publishing and information services company serving advanced technology industries worldwide through magazines, directories, buyer's guides and related services. Its database of software companies is a comprehensive reference of the software industry in North America. The company also publishes Software Business magazine, an industry trade journal.

"We're delighted to be able to take the capabilities of these two companies and make them available to those looking for information on the software industry, said David Webster, Webcom president. "Until this alliance with clickdata.com, we were only able to provide the data in print and in a static electronic format on CD or diskette. Now, searching, sorting and easy downloading are added to the options." He said future programs with clickdata.com are planned.

The data is available by clicking to www.infowebcom.com and following the links to the 2000 Software Industry Directory. The lists can be purchased either in the complete directory form or by individual regions. Regions included are the Northeast, Middle Atlantic, Southeast, Great Lakes, Northwest and Great Plains, Southwest and South Central, West and Canada. Prices range from a low of $150 for Canada to $1,250 for downloading the entire directory.

Each record in the directory contains the name, address, phone, fax, e-mail and web address of the software company. It also provides the number of employees, the year the company was incorporated, revenues, type of company, products, market served and contact people if they have been provided.

"The Webcom project is yet another example of our being able to provide business intelligence quickly for those doing research or marketing to a specifie sector," said clickdata.com founder Ken Anderson. "We have been able to repackage Webcom's data and make it available in a more adaptable format."

Click here to visit the Software Industry Directory Page
Click here to download the Directory from clickdata.com