Enterprise businesses are generally great aggregators of the workforce, and have historically maintained a high proportion of the US-based employment workforce. US Enterprises tend to optimize and integrate processes, which reduce the necessity for a larger workforce. Onus has slowly shifted to automation of processes, which has moved industry sized processes into a computer room, reducing the number of people gaining and maintaining employment within the US Enterprise segment. Recession and Government debt consolidation has stagnated employment numbers, which in particular noticed relatively high reduction in 2010. However, elections are expected to positively affect employment statistics, increasing employment in 2011. Beyond that, growth in employment numbers will remain steady around 0.3%. This Excel-base Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) is part of the Enterprise Business subscription and includes business demographics on number of employees for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Enterprise Businesses as those with 1000 or more employees. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Each year few medium and even fewer small-sized firms transition into the Enterprise domain, which is based on the expansion of financial, commercial and industrial aspects of providing services to clients of all capacities. In order to accomplish this feat, mid-sized businesses must expand their workforce, vigilantly plan strategies, and invest in specialty functions. On the other hand, due to lack of required funds, infrastructure and personnel, small sized businesses find it difficult to evolve into an enterprise firm. As a result, the number of Enterprise firms within the US business marketplace are low. Firms with enterprise status account for only 0.1% of the total US business firms, and this figure is likely to remain constant over the forecast period. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Post-recession, Enterprise business is still considered to be highly lucrative, predominantly due to the fact that it entails a much broader growth possibility brought on by the involvement of financial, commercial and industrial aspects in providing services to clients of all capacities. Each year the number of enterprise firms increases, but if observed closely this increase is non-uniform across the various verticals, and within some such as mining, utilities and construction, it is rather miniscule. This can be justified by the fact that investors are unwilling to invest in these segments due to the absence of modern technology combined with the lack of necessary resources. The Services vertical is expected to continue leading in terms of numbers with professional and non-professional services, increasing their figures from about 2500 in 2011 to 2700 in 2015. Verticals such as government, education, healthcare, manufacturing and retail are expected to experience a boost in their numbers over the forecast period. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

US Government firms can be categorized into various business types of varying capacities. Post-recession, the industry is recovering from the economic slump, and very small or SOHO and small sized businesses are doing well when compared to their larger counterparts. This can be validated by the fact that the number of small companies which survived the meltdown are far less than the number of companies which did not, thus competition for the surviving companies decreased post-recession. This however is not applicable to mid-sized or enterprise businesses, as the number of surviving companies is more than those that did not. As a result, the number of SOHO and small business firms are estimated to increase. The total numbers of US government firms are projected to experience an increase in number. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Government subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for Government businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (5 employees, full and part-time, including business owner), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Business owners and investors still consider the healthcare sector an underdog when it comes to the ever so vital matter of revenue. Every year, the number of healthcare firms within US continues to increase, though the increase is uneven when compared across the varied categories of healthcare firms. Small and mid-sized healthcare firms collectively account for nearly 30% of the total healthcare firms in the US, whereas enterprise firms have a relative share of a mere 0.1%. This can be justified by the fact that an enterprise firm requires additional resources for setting up, and considering the healthcare sector is not deemed as lucrative when compared to sectors such as the financial sector, many investors are reluctant to invest. The number US healthcare firms will continue to grow with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 1.5% over the forecast period. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Health Care subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for Health Care businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (<5 employees, full and part-time, including business owner), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Mid-size businesses are evolving as a result of an expanding small business, or due to the dissolution and loss of structure within an enterprise business. Traditionally, the former transition has been more common. However, post-recession, many enterprise firms dissolved into smaller mid-size firms. It is expected that this trend will slowly turn around. Compass Intelligence predicts that the total number of employees employed within US Mid-sized businesses will increase from 20.3 million in 2011 to 20.8 million in 2015. This increase paints a promising picture for the employment numbers as many small-business employees will transition into small roles within mid-sized firms along with enterprise business employees that transition into larger roles within mid-sized businesses. This increase is expected to be particularly strong over the next 2 years, pointing towards the election period, where numbers such as these increase, albeit temporarily. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

US Mid-sized businesses form a very small proportion of overall businesses within US, 0.7% to be precise. This number is expected to remain steady over the forecast period as US mid-sized businesses register a small increase in its number of firms. It is expected that post-recession, most mid-sized firms will fail to challenge their enterprise counterparts, primarily due to a lack of proper strategic growth, financing and personnel. This segment of US business is expected to struggle with major expansion possibilities, especially in scenarios where smaller organizations are willing and able to offer similar services at a much lesser price. Compass Intelligence predicts that the number of US mid-sized business firms will increase from 90,000 in 2011 to over 95,000 in 2015. When compared to overall employee number increase within US mid-sized businesses within the same period, it can be argued that in 2015, more firms will employ less employees. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market..
 

Mid-sized businesses transition to enterprise status every year, but the stepping stone towards this major feat is increasing the capacities of the different variables which govern mid-sized businesses. These include personnel, capital, geographical location, innovative technology, etc. Post-recession, these aspects are expected to keep improving, with investors starting to gain confidence in the mid-size sector giving businesses the resources they require to invest in technology and also to increase manpower, thus empowering them to work more competently. All of these factors in the coming years will mutually aid mid-sized businesses to thrive. Excluding mining, all mid-sized business verticals are projected to have a positive growth rate. The services vertical is likely to maintain its largest share at 30% of the total number of mid-sized businesses. Overall, the number of mid-sized businesses is estimated to increase over the forecast period. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for mid-sized businesses by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Government agencies around the world are slowly waking up to realize the importance of small businesses. Within the US, small businesses have found strong support and backing in the form of financial and employment incentives. Entrepreneurial activities promote establishment of small businesses and as productivity and demand increase, so does employment. Compass Intelligence estimates that the number of employees working within US Small businesses will increase from 39.8 million in 2011 to over 43.1 million by 2015. This increase represents over 2% year-on-year increase every year over the forecast period. Even though the prospects for small businesses look promising, it must be noted that many mid-sized businesses that have failed to re-establish themselves post-recession will fall back into the small business category over time. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for small businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Post-recession, many skilled workers who were laid off or were unable to find suitable roles within large organizations moved into self-employment. This transition slowly evolved into an increase in the number of small businesses, promoted by entrepreneurial activities, which as Compass Intelligence predicts, will increase from 2.9 million in 2011 to over 3.1 million in 2015. Even though this does not represent a drastic increase in numbers, it is instrumental in creating more jobs and reducing unemployment within the US. It is expected that the number of small businesses within the US will increase consistently over the forecast period, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 2%. This increase corresponds to the number of employees working within small businesses within US, suggesting a sense of stability in this segment. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for small businesses.Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Interestingly, US small businesses are poised for the strongest growth over the forecast period. The word strong is used loosely, as post-recession within the US economy is just starting to increase employment within different segments, and small businesses are expected to lead the way. During the recession period, many employees within the enterprise and mid-sized segments lost their jobs due to cost-cutting and the lack of productivity. Many of these skilled workers have since migrated to SOHO and smaller companies to utilize their skills. Such migration has supported entrepreneurship and quick startup growth, which would have otherwise been impossible in pre-recession Enterprise-led marketplace. It is expected that the number of US small business firms will increase from 2.68 million in 2011 to 2.9 million in 2015. As smaller firms expand in customer and employee base, they will slowly shift into the mid-sized domain, which is expected to be counter-balanced by innovation and inception of new, smaller firms led by skilled workers. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms by Vertical for small businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Within SOHO businesses, the importance of personnel is paramount, especially since without such a resource, an organization is bound to struggle. Small businesses need to utilize their fixed capital competently in order to be productive. Also, SOHO businesses have limited expansion possibilities due to a lack of finances and expertise, which restricts their services to local costumers. These factors restrict the growth opportunities available to SOHO businesses, while limiting their hiring capacity. However, increased entrepreneurial projects as well as self-employment trends suggest that the total number of employees working in SOHO firms is expected to increase over the forecast period, with their strength going from 17.6 million in 2011 to 18.3 million in 2015. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Each year many new SOHO businesses launch within US, taking the figures into account, one can easily access that SOHO businesses are an essential part of the overall US economy. This figure is collectively represented by both home-based and commercial businesses; however home-based SOHO businesses are the major contributor to this number. This can be validated by the fact that home-based business is much less onerous when compared to their commercial counterparts, primarily because setting up a business in a commercial space requires far more resources than doing business out of a residential space. However over the forecast period, commercial SOHO businesses are projected for an appreciable increase in their numbers going from 3.8 million firms in 2011 to about 4.1 million firms in 2015. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

The total number of US SOHO businesses is increasing in number every year, but this increase is varied when compared accross various SOHO business verticals. SOHO businesses operate on a very miniscule range of resources, thus investors and business owners are more inclined towards investing in the verticals which seem more lucrative, hence a disparity in the distribution of firms is visible. The lack of technology required for a certain type of vertical which a small business might not be able to afford can also be ascribed as the reason for the variable growth among SOHO business verticals. Localization within SOHO businesses is instrumental, making this sector more profitable and the fact that not every business can afford to expand in order to capitalize on the market in a different location. The increase in number of firms across all verticals although irregular, is expected to remain steady over the forecast period. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms by Vertical for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

The economic forecast for US Small and Mid-Sized Businesses looks promising. Compass Intelligence predicts that the number of employees working within US SMB businesses will increase from over 60 million in 2011 to just under 64 million in 2015, a substantial increase representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 1.9%. Over the coming years, this segment of US businesses will be one of the major drivers of workforce, recruiting personnel to cater for increase in demand and productivity. Many SOHO businesses, in their bid to achieve horizontal and regional expansion, will grow into SMB businesses, hiring workforce with specialized skill set. On the other hand, SMB businesses with more than 100 employees might look at ways of cost reduction to safeguard longevity of their organization, which could result in slower than average increase in employment numbers. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SMB Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for small and mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

The US business industry overall has found small and mid-sized businesses to be an integral part of its economic setup. Due to the size of these firms and the relatively smaller investment and skill set requirements, these firms are easier to create and manage. Many SOHO businesses undergo horizontal expansion to transition into small and mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence predicts that number of SMB firms is expected to increase from 3 million in 2011 to over 3.2 million in 2015. Even though this is not a substantial increase, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2% facilitates establishment of more firms, hence increasing employment for US workforce. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SMB Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for small and mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for small businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for small businesses.Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This xDRD is part of the SOHO and Small Business subscriptions. It includes business demographics including employment and number of firms by the SOHO and Small Business segments, as well as numerous vertical markets or industries. It also includes a number of forecasts on the topics of Managed Services, IT, and Broadband/Internet. SOHO is a business with 1 to 4 employees, while Small Business is a business with 5 to 99 employees. Forecasts are from 2009 to 2014 and include annual growth rates and more. The Expert Guide for this report is Kneko Burney.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for small businesses.Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for mid-sized businesses by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for small businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms by Vertical for small businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms by Vertical for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-base Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) is part of the Enterprise Business subscription and includes business demographics on number of employees for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Enterprise Businesses as those with 1000 or more employees. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) is part of the Construction subscription and includes business demographics on Number of Firms for Construction businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for small businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the FIRE subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for FIRE businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (<5 employees, full and part-time, including business owner), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Government subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for Government businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (5 employees, full and part-time, including business owner), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Health Care subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for Health Care businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (<5 employees, full and part-time, including business owner), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Manufacturing subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for Manufacturing businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (<5 employees, full and part-time, including business owner), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Services subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for Service businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (<5 employees, full and part-time, including business owner), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Retail subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for Retail businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO Business (<5 employees, full and part-time, including business owner), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees) and Enterprise Business (1,000-10,000+ employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SMB Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for small and mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SMB Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for small and mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for small businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.

 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for mid-sized businesses by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market
 

This xDRD (Excel-based data rich deliverable) report is part of the Public Safety subscription service. This excel spreadsheet includes the latest demographic data and information on the public safety market including data for number of workers, agencies, and offices for the U.S. police, fire, PSAP, and EMT segments. Public safety includes any and all police/law enforcement, fire, and emergency related offices, departments, and agencies within the federal, state and local levels. Local levels include all municipalities, townships, and special districts. Public safety includes homeland security, emergency communications, emergency management, 9-1-1 communications, and all first responder communications. The Expert Guide for this report is Stephanie Atkinson.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Mid-Sized Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for mid-sized businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Small Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for small businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes Small Business (5-99 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the SOHO Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Employees for SOHO businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Employment as non-farm, full and part-time workers in the US, hourly and salaried, including Government workers. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.