Product review of InfoNgen (value - help & training; competitors; development; pricing)
18th April 2018

In the final part of our new product review of InfoNgen, a web monitoring and aggregation service from EPAM Systems, we highlight the product's key value, in particular, its search functionality, industry vertical focus, and distribution capabilities. We also look at the help and training available as well as its competitors from Cision and Meltwater in the PR market to Manzama and LexisNexis Newsdesk in the legal market, whilst in the corporate sector, there is Digimind, Dow Jones Factiva, and Comintelli. The company also has some exciting product developments in the pipeline including the enablement of artificial intelligence (AI) and voice-activated query building.

Note: Full review (PDF) at /go/sub/report/2989

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Webinar deck - the unique role of information professionals in an AI age
18th April 2018

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The unique role of information professionals in an AI age
19th February 2018

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Product review of InfoNgen (technology - search & user interface; outputs & alerts; administration)
17th April 2018

In the third part of Jinfo's fresh product review of InfoNgen, a web monitoring and aggregation service from EPAM Systems, we look at the mix of proprietary and open source technology used by the product, how searches can be filtered using facets, its taxonomies, and categories, as well as its visualisation features, alerts and newsletters. We also take a look at the administrative functions within the product, including the ability to set up alerts, newsletters, and widgets and receive monthly reports.

Note: Full review (PDF) at /go/sub/report/2989

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Information professionals and their role in analytics use-cases
16th April 2018

Developing a use-case is the most important first step in data analytics projects. A recent Jinfo Community session explored this topic and provided some specific actions you can take to begin or enhance their development. These specific actions will help you and your team create a use-case that includes all of the phases of a data project including: developing the initial project goal, determining what datasets are required and providing provisions for ongoing maintenance.

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Using research frameworks to solve strategic questions
16th April 2018

This article concentrates on three key research frameworks (Porter's Five Forces, PESTEL, and value chain analysis) to illustrate how they can improve the research question and how you can work with them.

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Guide to value in the Jinfo Research Focus "The information team with the right stuff"
16th April 2018

We live in a fast-moving world and being able to adapt to change is a key requirement for information professionals. Whilst their existing knowledge and skills are still important, they are increasingly being called upon to provide services in new ways. This is what our Research Focus, "The information team with the right stuff", is all about and this article highlights some of the articles, interviews, webinars and Community sessions we've recently published which illustrate how information teams can achieve long-term relevance.

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Product review of InfoNgen (sources - content & coverage)
16th April 2018

In the second part of our new product review of InfoNgen, a web monitoring and aggregation service from EPAM Systems, we take a detailed look at the wide range of business and professional sources available within the product, along with its coverage and how it processes content.

Note: Full review (PDF) at /go/sub/report/2989

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Product review of InfoNgen (key advantages; introduction; contact details)
13th April 2018

In the first part of our new full product review of InfoNgen, a current awareness solution serving the legal, pharmaceutical and financial markets, we give an outline of the company and product, look at some of its key advantages, use-cases, as well as all changes introduced to the product since our last review in 2013.

Note: Full review (PDF) at /go/sub/report/2989

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Product review of InfoNgen
13th April 2018

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