Catch up on Jinfo for your role today
Jinfo Blog
14th May 2018
Abstract
Find out what's most relevant to information managers responsible for content purchasing, information strategy and optimising a research team, from setting aside time for strategy to service reengineering.
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Your snapshot for this season
Every quarter we publish commentary on what's most relevant to the key roles we support, with a curated list of relevant content and events.
As a reminder of what we've published, below is an overview of each blog item for roles we support, from the last quarter. You can read the full item by following the links.
As part of our recent programme of enhancements, we now also run a Community session per quarter to support our three key roles. If you'd like to find out more about the enhancements, roles we support or the Jinfo subscription, book onto a live online walkthrough with our Head of Content and Community.
Content purchasing
If you're responsible for content purchasing for your organisation, you might be considering new ways to position your expertise.
Jinfo's director of research, Robin Neidorf, takes you through the steps to thinking more holistically and finding ways to set aside time for strategy planning.
Find out how this can benefit your team just by starting on a small scale. The blog, "Jinfo for content purchasing", contains links to useful webinars and upcoming Community sessions, along with articles and reports pertinent to your role.
Don't miss: our Community session on 6th August "Jinfo for content purchasing - holistic management + your burning issues".
Optimising your research service
Following Jinfo's 2018 "State of the industry" session at the start of the year, a core theme to emerge was service reengineering. This means applying techniques to managing the way we work, and optimising them so we work at full capacity. When done right, the results have been seen first-hand and are not to be sniffed at.
It's likely your research team may not be at maximum optimisation. If this is the case then director of research Robin Neidorf's blog about reengineering techniques is a good place to start your journey to change!
Read the blog, "Jinfo for optimising your research service", to find out the basic principles for the process of reengineering, and some examples of how it's benefitted the teams Jinfo has helped.
Don't miss: our Community session on 2nd July "Jinfo for optimising a team of researchers - "reengineering principles" + your burning questions".
Information strategy
As an information manager and department leader, setting aside time to work on strategy is essential.
Find out more about Jinfo's resources to help you deal with change management, set aside time to analyse how the skills of your team fits the business need, and learn from the most successful information centres in our blog, "Jinfo for information strategy".
Don't miss: our Community session on 4th June "Jinfo for information strategy - "get with the programme" + your burning questions".
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