| 1987
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OneSource forms as a division of Lotus Development Corporation |
July
1993
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OneSource becomes an independent company through a management buy-out |
| 1996
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OneSource distributes information to the financial community on CD ROM media |
| December 1996
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A fundamental shift occurs when OneSource transitions to Web-based delivery of business information via its online Business Browser subscription service |
May
1998
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OneSource sells its CD-Insurance division to focus more completely on Web-based products |
May
1999
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OneSource Initial Public Offering (Nasdaq: ONES)
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October
1999
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OneSource acquires Corporate Technology, a provider of high technology company profiles with a focus on emerging private companies |
| January 2001
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OneSource issues over one million reports to customers via its Business Browser product |
October
2002
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OneSource expands coverage to include the Asia Pacific region, adding information on 260,000 companies and 1 million executives |
| November 2002
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OneSource announces a new family of integration services under the Synergy Solutions umbrella: | • |
Application of the OneSource Global Business Taxonomy to organize and link internal customer data |
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XML-based integration of external information within CRM systems, portals, and internal apps |
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| March 2003
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OneSource introduces comprehensive XBRL support for business information integration. |
| June 2003
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OneSource launches business information solution for technology sector to speed up sales cycles and improve targeting of marketing campaigns.
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| September 2003
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OneSource introduces Catalyst Modules for embedding business information in Siebel eBusiness Applications and Microsoft Office. |
| February 2004
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OneSource expands Synergy Solutions for key sales and marketing functions and industries. |
| June 2004
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OneSource acquired by infoUSA. |
| Today
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OneSource uniquely integrates crucial external intelligence with our customers’ internal business processes, putting “content in context” within every system in the organization. |
