The problem is that UNI.C has tended to buy databases on macro economic variables such as interest rates, employment, growth rates, inflation etc. This is fine, however, both Copenhagen business school and rhus business school host business related research that are much more focused on corporate data rather than macro economic data. Access to detailed market price information on listed companies. Access to expected earnings figures. Access to 'institutional information' such as corporate ownership structure, descriptions of management incentive systems, board structures, charter information, corporate market conditions etc.
Internet browser based systems have hundred of times more data and they are easier to use.
The only bad thing about internet based systems is that they still are slow when it comes to download of large data files. At present none of the databases at UNI.C are internet browser based. This should be changed. Not only for the good of research in corporate governance but also for the good of empirical research in other social sciences. The advantage of using Henrik is that he is knowledgeable about the relevant information retrieval systems.