Jinfo feedback - AI in information and knowledge centres
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By Sophie Alexander

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Jinfo recently answered a customer query about implementation of AI in libraries and knowledge management areas. Here we present some of our most recent content in this area along with coverage of vendor strategies around AI.

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Jinfo recently answered a customer query about implementation of AI in libraries and knowledge management areas.

This is a topic we have covered quite extensively at Jinfo and some of our most recent published content includes:

• Artificial intelligence and the evolving information landscape 
• New developments in pharma for AI and data analytics
• Chatbots - overhyped or helping hand for the information professional
• Market landscape - document review and AI
• Market landscape - training for AI and data analytics
• Using signal media and artificial intelligence in news 

Vendor capabilities

We also regularly ask vendors and service providers about their AI-related capabilities, as these are often embedded into information products, or offered as an add-on module. A couple of recent examples of coverage of vendor strategies around AI include:

• What should you look for in a leading edge current awareness platform? (based on our webinar with Northern Light and Comintelli)
• Mini-review of Manzama Insights - market analytics and AI power strategic decision-making
• Q&A with InferLink - connecting the dots using AI technology
• DLA Piper - using Kira in a legal firm project

Stake your claim in the success of analytics

Over the past few years we have been covering AI as part of our Research Focus relating to data analytics in the January - March period. You might also find value in the articles and reports produced in our Research Focus – "Stake your claim in the success of data analytics" published earlier this year.

As a starting point for an overview of this area, we'd recommend our recent Insights and Actions report "Stake your claim in the success of data analytics".

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