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Library Research Databases Library research databases contain a lot of paid marketing and financial data for academic use. To access many of these resources, you will need to configure your browser with the Anderson proxy. The Anderson proxy, once logged in, tells the database that you're a part of Anderson. Proxy must be accessed via a secure network (Ex: eduroam) and will fail on public networks (Ex: UCLA Web). Access Library Research Databases Anderson and UCLA Library Research Databases are for academic use only. Make sure the proxy server is set up on your internet browser. See Anderson Proxy Server section below. Go to the list of research databases at Business Databases A-Z (by Name). Click on Connect. For most databases, this is all you will need. For some databases (such as CapitalIQ and Forrester), you will need to click on the More button to see further requirements. Database Tips Databases are available for remote access by user groups as noted: Anderson, UCLA or UC. Additional conditions of use may apply. Databases require cookies enabled. With almost no exceptions, there are no passwords for the databases - access both on campus and off campus is controlled by IP address authentication. When a database does require a password or an individual account, that information is provided in the database description. Begin every database search at the Rosenfeld Library web page Business Databases A-Z (by Name). Never bookmark a link to a library database, links can change, and access could be altered, instead bookmark: Business Databases A-Z (by Name). Some databases may need a secondary login. Click More to see requirements and where to apply for the account. To access the databases after clicking Connect, enter your Anderson Network (ANET) ID and password. If you don't remember your ANET password, reset it here: https://ssoapp.anderson.ucla.edu/apps/anet-password-reset/ Anderson Proxy for Windows 10 and 11 Windows 10 and 11 (Edge, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome) Note: Making this change will affect all three browsers unless Firefox is set up with a custom proxy. Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy. Toggle Off Automatically detect settings. In Windows 11, click Edit. Toggle On Use setup script. Type (instead of copy) the following script address: http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/proxy/proxy.pac Note: Be sure to use http:// not https:// To remove the proxy: Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy. Toggle Off Use setup script. Delete the Setup script address. Anderson Proxy for Mac Mac (Safari, Chrome, Firefox) Note: Making this change will affect all three browsers unless Firefox is set up with a custom proxy. Go to Apple > System Settings > Network > In your current Wi-Fi connection, click Details... > Proxies. In the Network window turn on Automatic Proxy Configuration > URL: type (instead of copy) the following address: http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/proxy/proxy.pac Click OK. To remove the proxy: Go to Apple > System Settings > Network > In your current Wi-Fi connection, click Details... > Proxies. Under Automatic Proxy Configuration > URL remove the following address: http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/proxy/proxy.pac MOZILLA FIREFOX (settings): Launch Firefox > Menu (three bars on the top right) > Settings > General > Network Settings > Settings. Select Automatic proxy configuration URL: Enter the following address: https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/proxy/proxy.pac Press Reload Click OK to save the setting. Firefox (All Platforms) When prompted for a password, users should input their ANET password.

Wireless Presentation (Crestron AirMedia) - Breakout Rooms Breakout rooms in Marion Anderson Hall (MAH) are equipped with a Wireless Presentation mode which allows you to project your device wirelessly to the TV in the room. Windows/MacOS Using the device you want to present, connect to the eduroam wireless network Open a web browser and navigate to the address listed in the bottom left of the TV (It should start with http://172.16.187) If this is the first time you are connecting to a Crestron AirMedia source you will need to download the AirMedia Application for your operating system After the download finishes open the AirMedia Application On the "Enter hostname or address" line, enter the URL for the room you are in (same as step 2), then click Connect A box will appear asking for the passcode, enter the 4-digit passcode that is listed in the bottom left of the display (near the address) To disconnect hit the Stop button or close the AirMedia Application iOS/iPadOS Using the device you want to present, connect to the eduroam wireless network Open the App Store and download the "Crestron AirMedia" app Open the Crestron AirMedia app and navigate to the "Connect" tab, you should see a blank field asking for a receiver's address Type in the address listed in the bottom left of the TV (It should start with http://172.16.187), tap Enter/Next A box will appear asking for the passcode, enter the 4-digit passcode that is listed in the bottom left of the display (near the address) You will see instructions to start Screen Mirroring, you will need to follow these instructions and open the Access Control Center on your device To stop Screen Mirroring, open the Control Center and tap on the Screen Mirroring icon. Tap Stop Mirroring.

Log in to myUCLA Click on “Settings” in the top-right corner of the window, then select  “Official Email/Address/Phone”. On the following page in the “Official Email Address” section, click the “Edit” button in the “Actions” column. Make any necessary changes on the page that follows. Be sure to click the “Save” button in the “Actions” column. Log into Bruin Learn. Your new email address is added as an additional communication method. The previous address will remain as the default. To change your default email address in Bruin Learn, follow these instructions: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-change-my-default-email-address-in-my-user-account-as-a/ta-p/410 Enable notifications for your new email address in Bruin Learn: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-manage-my-Canvas-notification-settings-as-a-student/ta-p/434

Data platform which provides real-time and historical financial market data and economic data, analysis, and news worldwide. Covers global securities markets, including equities, money markets, currencies, municipal securities, corporate/Euro/Sovereign bonds, commodities, mortgage-backed securities, derivatives and government securities, private equity, mergers and acquisitions, and audio and video interviews and presentations by key players in business and finance. Data may be downloaded to Excel via the Applications Program Interface (API). Access: UCLA Anderson Bloomberg use is strictly limited, without exception, to current UCLA Anderson School students, faculty, and staff only.  Requires an Anderson Network logon for personal account creation and for continuing access thereafter. Access is on a physical terminal only: terminals are located in  (1) the Rosenfeld Library 3rd floor "Bloomberg Lab" (Room E3.05);  (2) the PhD Student Carrels (Room C3.10); and  (3)  the MFE Office (Room C4.01). A Bloomberg terminal is also available to faculty, staff, and currently enrolled students of the UCLA Anderson School in the office of the Master of Financial Engineering (MFE) Program, in Entrepreneurs Hall in Room C3.10. To contact the MFE Program Office, see here: https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/degrees/master-of-financial-engineering/meet-our-team/contact-us How to Log into Bloomberg Terminal 1. Log into the computer. Please use your ANET credentials to log in. 2. Open the Bloomberg software on the desktop.  3. If user has a Bloomberg account, log in. If not, create an account. How to Create Bloomberg Account - You will need to have your mobile phone with you.  - Double click on the Bloomberg icon on your computer desktop. - Click on the blue link Press Enter or to Login and then on Create a  New Login. Answer the questions and fill in the relevant information  on each page then click on   1) Continue to move on. Provide your current phone number and email address. Select the telephone number where you want to receive your verification text message and then click on  1) Send Code. Allow up to 5 minutes for the verification code to be sent to your mobile phone. If you do not receive it after 5 minutes, click on the to Return button at the top of the screen and try again.  Please keep a safe record of your login name.

To get the most up-to-date information on access and restrictions, please visit this site: https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/rosenfeld-library/databases/business-databases-by-name List of business databases currently offered by the Rosenfeld Library. This list is subject to change and may not reflect the list in the above link right away. Academic Search Complete AtoZdatabases: Target Company Lists Bank Regulatory Database (via WRDS) BCC Research Best Practices Database Bizminer Blockholders Database (via WRDS) Bloomberg Business Expert Press Digital Libraries Business Plans Handbook Business Source Complete Capital IQ CB Insights CBOE Volatility Index (via WRDS) CEIC Checkpoint Cheetah Claritas 360 via SRDS.com (Formerly Claritas Segmentation & Market Solutions) Compendex Compustat Global (via WRDS) Compustat North America (via WRDS) Conference Board Consultants and Consulting Organizations Directory CRSP Database (via WRDS) CRSP U. S. Mutual Funds Database (via WRDS) CRSP/Compustat Merged (via WRDS) CRSP/Ziman Real Estate Data (via WRDS) Data Planet Datastream (Refinitiv/Thomson Reuters) Direct Marketing Education Foundation (DMEF) (via WRDS) Dow Jones Averages & Total Return Indexes (via WRDS) EconLit Economist (The Economist.com) EDGAR eMarketer EMIS: Emerging Markets Information Service Encyclopedia of Associations Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World Encyclopedia of Sports Management and Marketing Estatement Studies Europa World Plus Factiva Fama-French Research Portfolios and Factors (via WRDS) Faulkner's Advisory for Information Technology Studies FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) Database (via WRDS) Federal Reserve Bank Reports (via WRDS) Forrester Research FRED® Economic Data - Economic Research. Federal Reserve Bank, St. Louis Freedonia Focus Industry Market Research (via MarketResearch.com Academic) Frost and Sullivan Gartner Glassdoor.com Global Financial Data globalEDGE GlobalSpec Engineering 360 Google Scholar @ UCLA GreenFile Harvard Business Review HFR Database (via WRDS) I/B/E/S (via WRDS) IBISWorld Industry Research Reports IMF International Financial Statistics Inspec International Debt Statistics Investext (via Mergent Online) ISSM: Institute for the Study of Security Markets (via WRDS) JSTOR Los Angeles Times (1985-current) Los Angeles Times (1881-2014) Making of the Modern World: Economic Literature from the Goldsmiths' Library and the Kress Library Management and Organization Studies Market Research Library (International Trade Administration) Market Share Reporter MarketResearch.com Academic Marquis Who's Who MathSciNet Mergent Horizon NOW KNOWN AS "Supply Chain" Mergent Online Mergermarket Mintel Academic Market Research Reports Mintel Market Sizes National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Working Papers National Directory of Nonprofit Organizations New York Times: 1980-present New York Times: 1851-2019 Newsbank Nexis Uni (formerly LexisNexis Academic) OECD iLibrary OptionMetrics Ivy Database (via WRDS) Orbis OTC Markets (via WRDS) Oxford Scholarship Online: Economics and Finance PAIS Index Passport (Euromonitor International) Penn World Tables (via WRDS) PHLX: Philadelphia Stock Exchange (via WRDS) PitchBook PolicyMap Political Risk Yearbook PrivCo Procurement IQ ProQuest Congressional ProQuest Dissertations & Theses ProQuest News & Newspapers ProQuest Statistical Abstract of the U.S. PsycINFO PubMed@UCLA Refinitiv Workspace Regional Business News Research Centers Directory Research Centers Directory SAGE Research Methods Online Science Direct SDC Platinum (Refinitiv/Thomson Reuters) SEC Order Execution (via WRDS) SimplyAnalytics (formerly SimplyMap) SMA: Sports Market Analytics (formerly SBRnet: Sports Business Research Network) Small Business Sourcebook: The Entrepreneur's Resource Social Science Research Network (SSRN) Social Science Research Network (SSRN) SRDS Advertising Publications (SRDS.com) Standard & Poor's NetAdvantage Statista Statistical Abstract of the United States Statistical Insight Taylor & Francis Online ThomasNet TRACE: Trade Reporting & Compliance Engine (via WRDS) Trade and Quote (TAQ) Database (via WRDS) UCLA Anderson Forecast for the Nation and California UC Library Search UlrichsWeb: Global Serials Directory Uniworld Online Variety Intelligence Platform (VIP+)  Wall Street Journal - Current Wall Street Journal - 1889-2011 Wall Street Transcript Web of Science Wharton Research Data Services (WRDS) Wiley Online Library World Bank eLibrary World Development Indicators WorldCat Zephyr

1. In the Touch Panel, select Wireless Presentation to display to your classroom projector screens. You may also choose to only send the display to the left or right projector only by tapping on them.  2. In the Touch Screen Display (TSD), you will see the following. It should include an IP address and passcode on the bottom left of the screen.  3. In your iOS device, launch the App Store and download the Crestron AirMedia app: 4. Enter the IP address in the blank field under Connect. Tap GO.  5. Enter the AirMedia pin-code from the TSD, and tap OK. Follow the instructions to begin Screen Mirroring from your device. After selecting the IP address from the list, enter the pin-code again. Tap OK.  Access Control Center on your iPad: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210974 Access Control Center on your iPhone and iPod touch: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202769   6. To stop Screen Mirroring, open the Control Center and tap on the Screen Mirroring icon. Tap Stop Mirroring.

Students: Respective program offices sends an email to incoming students that includes an activation email to their new LinkedIn Learning account with an activation email. For questions or other inquiries, contact your program office. Staff: New employees are granted access to LinkedIn Learning on their first day of work, and the HR's Office provides them information on how to setup their account.

Proctoring Exams Using Zoom 1.    Using your UCLA provided zoom account,  https://ucla.zoom.us/, open and host a new meeting. This can also be done through the Zoom application. 2.    Turn your video on, and make sure you do not have any virtual backgrounds or video filters. Your environment should be fully visible.   3.    Enable your microphone by clicking on the unmute button. 4.    Click on “Share Screen” and make sure you select “Desktop” to share your whole screen. 5.    Select, Record to Cloud, to record the meeting.  6.    Open your exam and begin. 7.    When you are finished with your exam, stop the recording.    8.    Locate the zoom recording in your zoom portal and attain the sharable link and password. You will also receive an email from zoom with this information. Please refer to course instructions on how to submit this cloud recording link and password.