According to statistics published by the European Commission, the number of data companies are estimated at ******* in the ** European Union countries and the United Kingdom in 2019, exhibiting a year-on-year growth of *** percent. The number of data suppliers is forecast to grow in the coming years, reaching ******* by 2025 in the baseline scenario.

The source defines data companies as organizations that have as their main activity the production and delivery of digital data-related products, services and technologies. They represent the supply side of the data market.

From our comprehensive US Data Lake, we proudly present 23M+ high-quality US decision-makers and influencers.

Take your ABM strategy to the next level, build a strong pipeline and close deals by laser targeting key decision-makers and influencers based on their department, job functions, job responsibilities, interest areas and expertise, then utilise essential prospect information, including verified work email addresses and business phone and social links.

Our data is sourced directly from executives, businesses, official sources and registries, standardised, de-duped, and verified, and then processed through vigorous compliance procedures for GDPR/PECR on a legitimate interest basis and RTBI etc. This results in a highly accurate single source of quality and compliant B2B data.

It is with our B2B Live Data Lake that we can enrich your CRM data, supply new prospect data, verify leads, and provide you with a custom dataset tailored to your target audience specifications. We also cater for big data licensing to software providers and agencies that intend to supply our data to their customers and use it in their software solutions.

and much more

Why Choose 1 Stop Data?

• We offer our clients a unique, single source of quality and compliant data.
• We don't rely on 3rd party vendors.
• We utilise extensive verification processes to help ensure phone numbers and emails are accurate and connect to the right person.
• We are budget-friendly and our team are highly experienced.

Products and Services:

The oscar4.io web platform for self-service data on demand Bulk data feeds Data hygiene, standardisation, cleansing and enrichment Know Your Business (KYB)

Keywords:

B2B,Prospect Data,Validated Work Emails,Personal Emails,Email Enrichment,Company Data,Lead Enrichment,Data Enhancement,Account Based Marketing (ABM),Customer Data,Phone Enrichment,LinkedIn URL,Market Intelligence,Business Intelligence,Data Append,Contact Data,Lead Generation,360-Degree Customer View,Data Cleansing,Lead Data,Email and Phone Validation,Data Augmentation,Segmentation,Data Enrichment,Email Marketing,Data Intelligence,Direct Marketing,Customer Insights,Audience Targeting,Audience Generation,Mobile Phone,B2B Data Enrichment,Social Advertising,Due Diligence,B2B Advertising,Audience Insights,B2B Lead Retargeting,Contact Information,Demographic Data,Consumer Data Enrichment,People-Based Marketing,Contact Data Enrichment,Customer Data Insights,Prospecting,Sales Intelligence,Predictive Analytics,Email Address Validation,Company Data Enrichment,Audience Intelligence,Cold Outreach,Analytics,Marketing Data Enrichment,Customer Acquisition,Data Cleansing,B2C Data,People Data,Professional Information,Recruiting and HR,KYC,B2B List Validation,Lead Information,Sales Prospecting,B2B Sales,B2B Data,Lead Lists,Contact Validation,Competitive Intelligence,Customer Data Enrichment,Identity Resolution,Identity Validation,Data Science,B2C Data Enrichment,B2C,Lead Data Enrichment,Social Media Data.

With close to 30M records in the UK , Techsalerator has access to some of the most qualitative B2C data in the UK.

Thanks to our unique tools and data specialists, we can select the ideal targeted dataset based on unique elements such as the location/ country, gender, age...

Whether you are looking for an entire fill install, access to one of our API's or if you are looking for a one-time targeted purchase, get in touch with our company and we will fulfill your international data need.

According to statistics published by the European Commission, in 2020, revenues of data supplier in the ** European Union countries and the United Kingdom will increase by * percent to reach more than ** billion euros.

According to the source, data companies' revenues correspond to the aggregated value of all the data-related products and services generated by Europe-based data suppliers, including exports outside the EU.

Our B2C database totals over 12 million consumer records. This database includes multi-faceted information that can be used for various campaigns. Records may vary depending on the lead generation source and purpose; however, all will come with at least contact information. In addition to this, homeowner status, insurance information, and appliance information are often collected.

As a Leading B2B Marketing Data Provider, we can provide a cold lead list for more than 2500+ business industries and locations of the world.

To offer faster-than-ever results, we already have 50 M Businesses data for the following country's data.

• USA - 22 M
• UK - 5 M
• Australia - 1.5 M
• Canada - 1.5 M
• France - 2.1 M
• Germany - 2 M
• Spain - 1.2 M
• Italy - 1.7 M
• India - 1.3 M
• Switzerland - 600k
• Many other countries as well

On top of that, We already have data for 2500+ categories such as:

• Dentists
• Plumbers
• Auto body shops
• Doctors
• Accountants
• Architects
• Restaurants
• Hotels
• 2500+ other categories

We offer free samples based on your request and then we provide data in bulk.

Send us a message today and let’s meet all of your data mining needs!

This dataset represents a second wave follow-up survey carried out in 2014, investigating the minimum required saving necessary for an individual to be willing to switch energy supplier, along with the factors determining this minimum required saving for a household to switch energy supplier. The data forms part of a larger collection of individual-level data resulting from a collective energy supplier switching exercise (initiated by the 38 Degrees organisation) known as 'The Big Switch', in the UK residential energy market (2012); and two waves of internet based follow-up surveys (2013 and 2014). The data from the collective switching exercise relates to around 111,000 participants who had to decide as part of The Big Switch whether or not to switch energy suppliers in spring 2012. Uniquely, the project team observed the offers made to those who did not switch as well as to those who did switch. In addition to this commercial data obtained from Which? Limited, two waves of follow-up surveys were carried out whereby subsets of participants in the collective switching exercise were emailed a questionnaire to complete. Around 15,000 people completed the questionnaire in the first survey wave in spring 2013. The purpose of this first survey wave was to collect extensive information on household characteristics, engagement with the energy market and context surrounding individuals' switching decision in 'The Big Switch', with individuals who had one or two existing energy suppliers. The aim was to combine data from this survey wave with information from 'The Big Switch' itself to allow the investigation of the determinants of supplier switching in the UK energy market. Around 11,000 people completed the questionnaire in the second survey wave in spring 2014. The purpose of this second survey wave was to investigate the minimum required saving necessary for an individual to be willing to switch energy supplier along with the factors determining this minimum required saving. In total, 11,065 people provided full responses to the wave 2 survey, of whom 5,478 had also completed the Wave 1 survey.

The online follow-up survey was sent to a sample of participants of The Big Switch exercise in 2012. Complete records of energy bill details and the offer a person received as part of The Big Switch were obtained for 146,659 people. This group was then split into two equally sized sets, each being approached about taking part in different follow-up surveys. 15,360 people provided complete responses to the first follow-up survey in Spring 2013. These figures relate to individuals who had one or two existing energy suppliers. The focus of the 2013 follow-up survey was to elicit information on factors which might affect the probability of an individual switching energy supplier. The second follow-up survey conducted in early 2014 (referred to as Wave 2) investigated the factors that determine the size of the saving required for a household to switch energy supplier. Respondents were asked to consider the hypothetical annual saving required to switch, under the assumption that the new supplier was identical to their existing supplier other than for the monetary saving. The saving stated therefore represents the amount required to compensate the respondent for the ‘hassle’ associated with switching. In total, 11,065 people provided full responses to the Wave 2 survey, of whom 5,478 had also completed the Wave 1 survey.

Financial and market performance data of key suppliers to Government

UK Manufacturers’ Sales by Product Survey (ProdCom) is a European Union (EU) wide survey of production mainly for the manufacturing industries collected under Council Regulation (EEC) No 3924/91. PRODCOM is classified to the Commerce Energy and Industry National Statistics Theme Group. Manufacturing (excluding recycling) and mineral extraction are sub-divided into a list of around 3,800 products. Companies selected for ProdCom supply value sales data (as a proxy for production) for the products they manufacture, as well as non-manufacturing income. In addition, companies in approximately three quarters of the covered industries supply volume sales data.

Linking to other business studies
These data contain Inter-Departmental Business Register reference numbers. These are anonymous but unique reference numbers assigned to business organisations. Their inclusion allows researchers to combine different business survey sources together. You may consider applying for other business data to assist your research.

Latest Edition Information
For the sixteenth edition (May 2025), annual data for 2011 and 2018-2022 have been updated and a new data file for 2023 has been added to the study. A new Variable Catalogue for the same time period has been added, along with a Question Library file for 2023.

A large business is a company or limited liability partnership that has at least two of the following:

• £36 million in turnover
• £18 million on its balance sheet
• 250 employees

A large business must publish its reports at least twice a year.

Regulation 113 of the Public Contract Regulation Act 2015 requires all contracting authorities to pay undisputed invoices within 30 days. When disputed invoice payments are not paid within this 30 day period, interest becomes payable on the outstanding amount as set out in the Late Payment Legislation. Figures are shown monthly.A yearly summary of this performance is available by clicking this link: Supplier Payments Summary

Linked Data list of 'suppliers' receiving payments from Surrey County Council. See Metadata tab for more details.

Linked Data list of suppliers receiving payments from Surrey County Council in the Spending and Procurement Card datasets. Specific data schema details can be found on the Local Government Association's (LGA) website http://schemas.opendata.esd.org.uk/Spend.

This data is published as part of Surrey's obligations for transparency, as set out in the Local Government Transparency Code 2014.

Update frequency: Quarterly

Review date: No later than end of the month after the quarter end

Temporal coverage:

Geographical coverage: pan-Surrey (though no spatial data published)

Data lineage: Data extracted from SAP, processed to remove irrelevant fields, personal data redacted and re-formatted according to LGA data schema (see above link)

Maintainer contact: Payments Team, Orbis Business Services

In 2021, the UK manufacturer sales of parts and accessories for automatic data processing machines amounted to ****** million British pounds. This statistic includes parts and accessories equally suitable for use with two or more of word-processing machines, calculating machines, cash registers, computers and other office machines and excludes parts and accessories for use with printers.

All payments made by Bodmin Town Council in February 2012.

A list of payments for over £500 made to suppliers is required by the Code of Recommended Practice for Local Authorities on Data Transparency. However, Bodmin Town Council has given details of all payments made. Please note that some names have been redacted in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.

We are the top supplier of GDPR and PECR compliant B2B data in the UK. We maintain our market-leading position thanks to our meticulous gathering and upkeep of business and individual contact information.

We provide and manage the industry’s most accurate B2B contact information, including phone numbers and emails. Our exceptional data quality and marketing services are a result of our 50 years of experience, 70-seat UK-based call centre, and the utilisation of cutting-edge technology.

We are unique in the industry because we are the only organisation using industry leading technology and advanced AI techniques to drive our data capture and a call centre to verify all our UK B2B data to ensure completeness, accuracy, and GDPR/PECR compliance.

Built over the last 50 years specifically for marketing purposes, our dataset has evolved over time now incorporating sources from directory partners, open data, telecom providers, Companies House, PAF, credit reference agencies and other data partners.

The Organisation Data Service (ODS) is provided by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC). It is responsible for the publication of all organisation and practitioner codes and national policy and standards with regard to the majority of organisation codes, and encompasses the functionality and services previously provided by the National Administrative Codes Service (NACS).

These code standards form part of the NHS data standards. The HSCIC is also responsible for the day-to-day operation of the ODS and for its overall development.

These are the ODS data files for Independent Providers and other non NHS organisations, covering data for:

• Independent Sector Healthcare Providers
• Registered and non-Registered Non-NHS Organisations
• Care Homes
• Schools
• Local Authorities
• Prisons