WEDC launches big data tool for small businesses
SizeUpWI can help businesses make strategic decisions
MADISON, WI. JAN. 26, 2023 – The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is launching SizeUpWI, a new big data intelligence tool to help small and midsize businesses —a group that collectively represents almost 99% of our state’s economy — thrive and grow by making sound strategic business decisions.
Available through a multiyear licensing agreement from an acclaimed Fintech provider, SizeUpWI is a reliable online platform that delivers big data intelligence to provide insights on local competitors, consumers, advertising hotspots, and key suppliers.
Whether a business owner has an established enterprise or is just getting started, SizeUpWI can, for example:
- Help find potential customers to get a clear picture of business opportunities.
- Analyze comparative performance by identifying and locating industry competitors.
- Locate nearby key suppliers to optimize business operations.
- Pinpoint geographic hotspots to streamline marketing efforts and promote their businesses efficiently.
- Map local areas that offer the best potential for business expansion.
Those interested in learning more or using SizeUpWI can access the tool at wedc.org/SizeUpWI.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. It has not been verified for its accuracy or completeness.
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