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Distributor Information Services Corporation

www.disccorp.com

 
DISC Corp is staffed with a complement of economists and programmers to provide online and PC compatible industry analyses. The company provides industry sales for national and regional market segmentation (customer type) and SIC industry specific forecasts. Our suite of applications is ideal for Electrical Distributors, Electrical Manufacturers, Electrical Manufacturers` Representatives and Financial Market Companies. DISC Corp forecasts the supply side -- sales from the location of the electrical distributor branch (DataSearch™). Distributors can measure their performance against their competitors. Vendors and reps can identify and size markets where distributors are located.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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