Research In Supply Chain Management (MWC Cohort): Finding Books & Statistics

Official government data. Though updated only every five years, it's a vast source of industry information.

The site offers a quick way to pick a particular industry, input a ballpark revenue number and then see a quick analysis chart.

Florida State Statistical Resources compiled by UF (only a few links on this list are restricted to UF students)

Go to SEC EDGAR and search by company name. Select your company from the results list and then find its 10-K (annual report) in the list of filings. Click on the "documents" button and then click on the .htm or .txt file for the complete 10-K (look under the Type column for 10-K, usually at the top of the list). This will retrieve the entire 10-K or annual report. Use your browser's "find" command to search for the terms supply chain, logistics, purchasing, or transportation within the text.

Do NOT erase the pre-written text in the Google Search box; instead insert the company, brand, industry, or product name before the words that appear in the box.