Big Trade Data and Dun & Bradstreet Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement to Deepen Global Business Information Cooperation

On November 6, during the 9th China International Import Expo, Big Trade Data Ltd and Dun & Bradstreet, a globally renowned commercial data and analytics services provider, formally signed a strategic cooperation agreement. Li Jingze, Chairman of Big Trade Data, and Mr. Yuan, Regional Vice President of Dun & Bradstreet China, attended the signing ceremony together.

The signing of this strategic cooperation marks a further deepening of the partnership between the two sides. In the future, both parties will continue to leverage their respective professional advantages in global trade big data, corporate business information, and credit risk management, promote the integrated application of foreign trade big data and business credit information, and provide more comprehensive information support for enterprises’ international trade cooperation.

Long-term partnership to deepen global business information cooperation

In international trade, in addition to understanding target customers’ purchasing needs, trade relationships, and supply chain relationships, enterprises also need to pay attention to corporate background, business credit, and potential operational risks.

Big Trade Data has been deeply engaged in the foreign trade big data field for 22 years. As a pioneer and leader in China’s foreign trade big data industry, it has served more than 120,000 enterprises worldwide. Over the years, the company has continued to apply big data, artificial intelligence (AI), and business intelligence (BI) technologies to international trade and cross-border e-commerce, building the BTD Full-cycle Platform for Global Trade (AI & Big Data & BI Driven) centered on Big Trade Data 7.0, covering four core capabilities: Global Insights · Precision Marketing · Trade Penetration · Intelligent Decisions.

As a globally renowned commercial data and analytics services provider, Dun & Bradstreet has deep accumulated expertise in global corporate information, business credit, and risk management.

The two sides have long maintained a solid foundation for cooperation. This further deepening of strategic cooperation will promote better integration of global trade data and corporate business information, and expand the space for cooperation between the two sides in trade data services and business information applications.

From trade behavior to business credit: making enterprise information more comprehensive

Global trade data can reflect enterprises’ actual purchasing behavior, transaction records, and supply chain relationships, while business credit information can help enterprises further understand partners’ operational backgrounds and credit status.

These two types of information complement each other and can provide more comprehensive references for enterprises conducting international trade cooperation.

Through cooperation between Big Trade Data and Dun & Bradstreet, enterprises can not only learn about target customers’ purchasing conditions, trade relationships, and supply chain relationships from foreign trade big data, but also combine business information and credit data to gain a more comprehensive understanding of potential partners.

For enterprises that need to continuously expand into overseas markets, this means that when developing customers and establishing cooperative relationships, they can obtain information support from more dimensions, providing references for business judgment and risk management.

BTD++ tripartite co-building opens a new path for overseas business development

This further deepening of strategic cooperation with Dun & Bradstreet is also an important component of Big Trade Data’s efforts to improve the BTD++ full-chain overseas expansion solution for foreign trade.

BTD++ is jointly built by Big Trade Data, LinkedIn, and Dun & Bradstreet. With trusted data, real relationships, and intelligent decisions at its core, it integrates global trade data, international business networks, and corporate business credit to build a full-chain intelligent ecosystem for foreign trade covering overseas customer development and cooperation risk assessment.

In the future, Big Trade Data will continue to deepen cooperation with Dun & Bradstreet and other international professional institutions, continuously improve foreign trade digital and intelligent products and services, and help more Chinese enterprises discover overseas business opportunities, connect with international customers, and expand into global markets.

Observe global trade with data, lead business decisions with intelligence. Big Trade Data will continue to connect global business opportunities with data and help Chinese enterprises enter international markets more precisely.