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BioCentury has been populating its own in-house databases for more than 17 years, using a meticulous process
for gathering and verifying the BioPharma information used to create the trusted coverage provided by BioCentury’s family of publications.
Now, for the first time, this data warehouse is available to our
premium subscribers as BCIQ – BioCentury Online Intelligence – a
powerful data center that is fully integrated with more than 160,000
carefully reported articles, charts and tables, news stories and
commentaries in the BioCentury Archives.
BCIQ – BioCentury Online Intelligence
BCIQ is the only way to access BioCentury’s in-house
relational database, integrating BioCentury’s reporting AND data
on biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, their pipelines,
milestones and clinical trial results, as well as public and private
financing transactions. Updated every week. 
BCIQ’s search engine addresses BioCentury’s information
warehouse as a fully integrated data set, allowing subscribers
to combine company, compound and financial data in a multitude
of ways. Only one application is needed to quickly create simple
or complex searches to extract specific details or conduct broad-scale
analysis, all accompanied by charting, graphing and export functions.
This information is made even more valuable with imbedded links
directly to the 160,000 articles, charts and tables in the BioCentury
Archives, enabling users to drill into the context and analysis
behind the data.
BioCentury’s premium subscribers now are receiving early previews
of the beta release of BCIQ. To join them, please contact
Subscriber
Services
BioCentury Archives New
Version 4.7
A more powerful search engine now drives BioCentury's online library
of more than 160,000 articles, charts and tables covering our collection
of publications and more than 17 years of industry analysis and
reporting. The more powerful BioCentury Archives allows
users to search faster, review the results more quickly, and generate
reports more efficiently. Updated every week.
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