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Your core information skills are more important - not less - in a technology-enriched environment. In fact, they are your superpower.
That's the primary insight of our current Research Focus, "The accidental technologist - where your expertise meets the new world".
As exciting and powerful as new technologies like visualisation, customisation and analytics are, applying them effectively requires attention to the fundamentals that information professionals know how to address:
- What is the specific business question or problem we're trying to solve?
- What are the right resources that will enable us to do so?
Without your expertise, technology falls short of its potential:
In my work with information teams, I encounter both excitement and anxiety about the technology-driven demands on our work. We can help you ride the excitement whilst managing the anxiety.
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Robin Neidorf
Director of Research and Head of Consulting
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"The Jinfo product reviews provide a good mix of industry, business and legal coverage."
-- Senior librarian, legal sector
Jinfo reviews and market landscapes give you essential, unbiased coverage of products and vendors. Review our 2018 coverage to access any you might have missed.
Have a suggestion for a product, vendor or category we should cover? Complete our online form, or contact Catherine Dhanjal, Head of Product, directly at catherine.dhanjal@jinfo.com.
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Consulting
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Blog
- Jinfo's most popular reports and articles from 2018 on 24th January
Browse Jinfo's most popular reports and articles from 2018 - from original research to sector-specific market landscapes, and newsletters to service reengineering.
- Product reviews and market landscapes published in 2018 on 23rd January
Check out this useful list of product reviews and market landscapes from 2018 - and find out how to submit your suggestions for future coverage.
- My Favourite Tipples from an online content developer on 23rd January
My Favourite Tipples are shared by Kim Dority, president of Dority & Associates, Inc, a research and writing company specialising in online content development for major business-to-consumer website projects. She shares some of her top resources in fields of strategy and research.
- Insight 2 from Research Focus on technology - core information skills are a superpower on 17th January
Read our second insight from our Research Focus, "The accidental technologist - where your expertise meets the new world". Find out how your research and information skills can remain relevant in this brave new world and access our new report.
- Jinfo for content purchasing on 14th January
Do you have a strategy and vision for using data strategically and effectively? Do you feel on top of the move from purchasing information products to licensing data sources? Read our blog from Jinfo's director of research, Robin Neidorf, to find out how Jinfo resources and events can help.
- Insight 1 from Research Focus on technology - know your context on 11th January
Read the first insight from our Research Focus, "The accidental technologist - where your expertise meets the new world". Find out which variables you need to weigh up when making decisions on new technology purchases and access our new report.
- Research update - ask the right questions about tech skills on 10th January
Access our new Insights and Actions report to find out how to ensure your skills and department are tech-ready.
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"It is easy to find vendor product details but sometimes difficult to find independent reviews of information products. Jinfo product reviews are inspirational for that reason."
Erik Sonne, Academic Librarian, Copenhagen Business School
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