Datamyne professional#

Datamyne professional#

Enrique holds a Real Estate Affiliate Broker license, he is an Accredited Professional Stager and is proficient in English, Spanish, and French Language. He is proficient in the use of real estate, manufacturing, trade, sales, labor, and economic modeling databases and software, including Realtracs, InfoUSA, D&B, Piers, Trade Profiles, Datamyne, Hoovers, OneSource, EMSI, ESRI, Implan, CoStar, STDB, etc. Degrees & Education Enrique Hurtado has a master's degree in economic development from the University of Southern Mississippi, and a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from UMSNH. He worked on manufacturing, headquarters, data centers, transportation, logistics, distribution, and wholesale projects among many others. In Nashville, while at TVA, Enrique exceeded client expectations by providing the analytics and incentives that the team used to attract, retain, and expand hundreds of companies, create thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in capital investment in seven states of the TVA region. He also worked for the Mississippi Development Authority as the Senior Import and Export Manager for Latin-America where he promoted products and services of over 250+ companies in such market. Enrique was an intrinsic part of the team that developed the plan that ultimately won a grant for 570 million dollars after Katrina. In Mississippi, Enrique served as the Deputy Director of Business Development and Trade at the Port of Gulfport, where he rose to the challenge, after Katrina, by retaining business from large companies such as: Chiquita, Dole, Dupont, and Crowly, among many others, resulting in millions of dollars' worth of business in such critical times. Enrique Hurtado moved to Nashville in 2011 from Gulfport, Mississippi to work for TVA as the Lead Researcher for TVA Economic Development and later as a Senior Lending and Incentives Consultant for the same organization. He remodels, flips, and rents properties in Mississippi and Tennessee. DatamyneвЂ™sВ core products range from $250 to $400 per month, although the pricing plan for Coffee Import Weekly is not readily available.Enrique's vast experience in real estate, business development, trade, research, and economic development make him the perfect candidate to represent an individual or a business in matters of selling, buying, or leasing commercial or residential real estate. The company is running demos of the product during the NCA convention, and demonstrations are also available online.В Examples of the database interface and sample results can be found here. Updated every seven days, the database allows users to set parameters or run comparisons based on data points such as region of origin, shipper, coffee varietal, microlot or no, as well as certifications associated with specific imports. Said McCahill, вЂњThe consensus is that the Coffee Import Weekly works as an earlier leading indicator of coffee supply-demand trends for coffee brokers, traders, buyers & retailers - in fact, anyone who watches and wants to stay ahead of the coffee market.вЂќ The company says it has been beta testing the service for nearly a year. Descartes Datamyne LatAm offers the most complete foreign trade database in the world a highly respected business intelligence tool widely used by some of the most demanding global and national companies. McCahill said in an announcement leading into the NCA launch. вЂњThe Coffee Import Weekly has a strong correlation to GCA statistics, but is released one or two weeks sooner,вЂќ Datamyne CEO Brendan R. That report, which can be found here, is issued monthly by the Green Coffee Association. Customers use our modular, software-as-a-service solutions to route, schedule, track and measure delivery resources. After beta testing the service, the company says the data correlates at approximately 70 percent with the subsequent monthвЂ™s Current Warehouse Coffee Stocks Report. Descartes (Nasdaq:DSGX) (TSX:DSG) is the global leader in providing on-demand, software-as-a-service solutions focused on improving the productivity, performance and security of logistics intensive businesses. The Coffee Import Weekly product is being launched in conjunction with the National Coffee Association Annual Convention, which is currently underway in San Diego, Calif. Data is culled from lading bills - the documents used to ensure that exporters receive payment and importers receive merchandise from international shippers - within 24 hours of their release from customs, Datamyne says. ports, including detailed product descriptions, variety types, certification types, and more. The subscription service is designed for people involved in internationalВ green or packaged coffee trade, and it promises to capture data for each coffee shipment at the 13 U.S. A Datamyne chart showing organic labeling over a six-month period.Дatamyne, a Miami-based company that provides searchable databases of import and export data from more than 50 countries, is launching a new coffee-focused service called Coffee Import Weekly.