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Where to find information about corporate R&D Summary posted by Jackie Richardson, Worth Magazine, on February 10, 1999 Schonfeld & Associates Inc., Lincolnshire, Ill., 847-948-8080, 1-800-205-0030 Schonfeld & Associates publishes the following titles for R&D spending: "R&D Ratios & Budgets" analyzes the R&D budgeting practices of major corporations. This gives company data and industry data by SIC code., "R&D Growth Trends," "U.S. Sourcebook of R&D Spenders" is a list of publically owned corporations with their R&D budgets, annual R&D growth rate, projected sales, etc. You can learn more about some of the Schonfeld publications and products at this address: http://www.saibooks.com/. You can do a search in Disclosure and get the R&D totals, without paying for the whole record in Dialog. I've also found them at the industry level in the journal, Research Management Technology. If you are doing telecom companies, they have to report R&D expenditures to the FCC. "1998 R&D/Battelle Research Funding Forecast" in the January 1998 issue of R&D Magazine, http://www.rdmag.com. It has a chart with spending on R&D for 1998 broken down into 9 industries. There is also a section listing additional resources for this info. Industrial Research Institute, Washington, D.C., Industrial Research and Development Facts, November 1997 (free), 202-296-8811, http://www.iriinc.org./. McGraw-Hill, U.S. Industry & Trade Outlook '98, 800-262-4729. National Science Foundation, Division of Science Resource Studies, Arlington, Va., (National Pattern of R&D Resources: 1996, NSF 96-333), 703-306-1772, http://www.nsf.gov. Reed Elsevier Business Economics, Reed Elsevier Business Economics Outlook for 1998 ($50), 617-630-2131. October 1998 R & D Magazine – "Giants of R&D" (top 100 R&D companies) See also the January 1999 issue of R & D Magazine, which has a survey regarding R & D funding. Technical Insights, Englewood, N.J., Inside R&D, http://www.wiley.com/technical_insights/ 201-568-4744. The Inside R&D, vol.26, no.24, June 18, 1997, issue had a section on the 100 biggest R&D spenders in U.S. industry. The Inside R&D newsletter is now published by John Wiley & Sons, 201-568-4744 or ird@wiley.com. WSRN, the Wall Street Research Network, has links to Disclosure Key Annual Financial Ratios for individual companies. http://www.wsrn.com/. Dun and Bradstreet puts out Industry Norms and Financial Ratios. "R & D Spending Rises 8.5% in 1998" p. 65–68 in the October 19, 1998 issue of Chemical and Engineering News. Gives R & D spending as a percent of sales for 20 chemical companies, 5 pharmaceuticals and 5 "other" companies. Industrial Research Institute's R & D Trends Forecast for 1999 p. 19-23 "Benchmarking your R&D: Results form IRI/CIMS Annual R & D Survey for FY '97" p. 24-34 in the January-February 1999 issue of Research Technology Management. R&D Directions and Medical Advertising News both publish lists on spending including %, they are available on Dialog in File 9 or 93. Industry Week may also still publish a list. Channel Magazine, October 1997. Software Magazine. Every year around July they rank the 500 top software vendors worldwide, and include various pieces of information about them, including % revenue spent on R&D. Edited on September 23, 2005 |
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