(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2022-10-12)
Kenly, Patricia E.
Finding key data - easily and quickly - on demographic information can be a challenge. This data is essential for entrepreneurs, who are making a number of decisions - where to locate, how many similar businesses are in existence, where target customers live, etc. Further, in seeking funding - whether from a bank or from an investor - census data will be part of the pitch. Government websites contain a wealth of these statistics. After attending this session, attendees will be able to identify and use these free resources (such as Census Business Builder) for demographic and economic data.
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2016-10-17)
Kenly, Patricia E.
Historical reports had rich detail - about new processes, projects, and partnerships; day-to-day operation and functions; plus, employee information. One can find hidden gems in the narrative of this resource type.
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2015-10-08)
Kenly, Patricia E.; Finn, Bette
The US Government produces business, technology, and scientific information, detailed, free and written by experts.U.S. government technical reports are the results of government-funded research. They are issued by the National Technical Information Service (NTIS), Department of Energy, and even the Department of Defense. This presentation explores the key databases and share search tips so that you and your users can discover the wealth of information hidden in this important resource type.
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-10-10)
Kenly, Patricia E.; Finn, Bette
Solid scientific information on climate change is essential
for students doing research as well as the general public. We'll explore
strategies and tips for finding information on this hot topic, as well as key
sources and statistics.
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2011-10-06)
Kenly, Patricia E.; Finn, Bette
The ultimate science search: using federal resources as a
gateway to scientific data and research. Explore the world of diverse topics
such as natural and man-made disasters, energy use and production (nuclear
and renewable, local and worldwide), biotech, and more. Join us as we
illustrate strategies to unearth "vetted" and valuable in-depth information
for your students and other users.
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010-10-15)
Kenly, Patricia E.; Finn, Bette
The U.S. Congress investigates and addresses important public
policy issues facing our nation. Tracking this activity can be challenging.
This session will save you time by showing you how to find this information
efficiently, from both government and commercial sources (including CQ).