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ThinkStoryline! - Putting the Conclusion at the Heart of the Presentation
7th June 2013

Defining customer goals and presenting research outcomes in a customer-friendly format is arguably as important as the quality of the information itself. Yulia Aspinall explores ThinkStoryline!© and explains how using this approach will improve your presentations, leading to higher customer satisfaction and customers gaining a better understanding of the data and its implications.

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Source Update June 2013: What's Happening with ProQuest?
6th June 2013

This month's additions and developments in ProQuest, researched and compiled by Anne Jordan.

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Managing Knowledge in Uncertain Times
6th June 2013

Knowledge has always been viewed as being valuable within law firms. However, the ways in which knowledge is created and managed are often poor and not taken as seriously as they should be internally. But in an economy where the only certainty is uncertainty, the importance of knowledge, especially around building competitive advantage, has never been greater.

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Q&A with Opera Solutions: Making Big Data Smaller
6th June 2013

The big data ecosystem is growing exponentially and the task of grappling with the data is becoming correspondingly more complex. FreePint met Scott Weber of Opera Solutions Government Services to find out how its team of scientists and engineers turns huge datasets into "anticipatory intelligence" to allow organisations to take smarter actions.

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Dow Jones Product X - RIP Factiva?
5th June 2013

Dow Jones looks set to subsume Factiva into its new portal, Product X, which will also include The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s and Dow Jones Institutional News, plus risk & compliance and research & analysis products. Dow Jones stresses the value-add of unifying all this content, but some customers seem concerned about the loss of a separate Factiva, which has seen rapid expansion in content and functionality in recent years. Dow Jones is to explain its plans at the forthcoming Special Libraries Association conference, but meanwhile a recent News Corporation investor presentation has hinted at the scale of the change.

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Source Update June 2013: What's Happening with Nexis?
5th June 2013

This month's additions and takedowns in Nexis, researched and compiled by Anne Jordan.

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Good Guy, Bad Guy - Privacy Spells Opportunity
5th June 2013

As Bloomberg continues its damage limitation exercise following use of customer data by some of its journalists, two commentators appear to take opposing views on the future of privacy. But whether you believe cyber-privacy is now a lost cause or should be pursued with increasing vigour, recent developments suggest that there are plenty of opportunities for info pros to seize - in both analytics and regulatory compliance.

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Source Update June 2013: What's Happening with Factiva?
4th June 2013

This month's additions and takedowns in Factiva, researched and compiled by Anne Jordan.

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Satisfying the Appetite for Legal Apps
4th June 2013

The Financial Times recently announced that it had signed a partnership to make its content available on Flipboard. This partnership is interesting for two reasons: firstly because the Financial Times had previously made its content available on iTunes and secondly because it shows just how keen some publishers are to make their content available in as many places as possible. Would the likes of Thomson Reuters and LexisNexis ever do the same?

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Competitive Intelligence: Analytical Tools - How to Do More Than Just SWOT!
4th June 2013

As part of FreePint's series of articles on competitive intelligence, Andrew Grave examines four tools popularised by management consultants. He describes the practical ways in which information professionals can use the tools - SWOT, Boston Consulting Group Matrix, PESTEL and Porter's Five Forces and notes the constraints of each.

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