06.24.10
Datamyne re-launches brand signaling new wave of product innovation
The Datamyne Inc., a leading provider of international trade data to major corporations and institutions, relaunched today under the brand name Datamyne. The company’s redesigned website moves to a new URL: Datamyne.com.
“Our relaunch announces to our marketplace that Datamyne is moving ahead with new standard-setting services, strengthened strategies, and ambitious goals for growth,” says Brendan R. McCahill, CEO of Datamyne.
“Having delivered continual product enhancements to our customers from the start, we are announcing with this relaunch that we are hitting our creative stride. We are delivering powerful new capabilities to our customers and raising the bar for the commercial intelligence sector.” Read more >
04.01.2010 The Datamyne’s Trade Statistics Show Recovery in Motion
12.03.2009 Datamyne Moves International Trade Databases to Drag-and-Drop Platform
10.07.2009 Datamyne's New 'Grid' Reports Expand Dimensions of Maritime Data Analysis
10.06.2009 Datamyne Names Lisa Wallerstein V.P. of Marketing
08.06.2009 Datamyne Appoints Brendan McCahill As CEO
08.01.2009 Datamyne Announces Expansion of Trade Records: INDIA AND MEXICO
04.29.2009 Datamyne Expands Content Again
10.12.2008 Datamyne Launches Live Webinars
06.19.2008 Datamyne at Chemspec Europe 2008
03.19.2008 Datamyne Upgrades Product
05.29.2008 Datamyne, a Diamond in the Research Field
last updated 08/30/10
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