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The sector material a deck has to be right about
The primary material a deck usually cites third-hand — sector documents in the industry's own words, the research a claim traces to, and the filings behind a client's numbers.
From claim to source
Every figure on a slide came from somewhere. This is that somewhere.
01
Sector definitions from where they originated
Segment names and category boundaries read from the trade bodies and companies that coined them.
02
A claim traced to its study
The paper a figure came from, not an article summarising an article about it.
03
Filings behind the numbers
A client's or competitor's filed figures, kept with their reporting period.
04
Coverage as it's published
News de-duplicated across outlets carrying the same wire copy.
Primary material, measured
Sector, research and procurement, as they stand today.
2.3M
works
+9% in the last seven dayscovers 1943–20272.9 KB per record, stored3 feeds into it
- Fields
- Medical47%Dataset20%Academic12%General11%Technical10%
1.6M
notices
+24% in the last seven dayscovers 20262.7 KB per record, stored
- Jurisdictions
- Germany31%Poland25%France16%United Kingdom15%Spain12%
Read from the running index when this page was served. Shares are of the records that declare the field, not of the whole shelf.
Where it gets read
The room that pulls the three together.
Open them directly
The three shelves behind a slide that survives a question.
Questions
On primary versus secondary, and who reads it.
- Is this primary material or someone's summary of it?
- It's read from the trade bodies, companies, publishers and regulators that produced the document — not from a write-up describing it.
- Which workspace pulls this together?
- Research is live today and reads all three of these collections when a question crosses from a market into a company.
Sector reporting, research and tenders
Cite the document, not the write-up.
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