Subscription Update for Information Services Management
Jinfo Report

7th March 2016

Abstract

This monthly update collects the current content relevant to those responsible for information service management, information strategy and content procurement in a convenient PDF package for download and offline reading.

Includes:

• Product Review of Key Note - Introduction
  Key Note is a UK publisher of comprehensive and reputable UK market research, industry reports and company data.
  
  
• Product Review of Research Monitor - Introduction
  Euromonitor's Research Monitor is a business reference database which offers an affordable introduction to industry, country and consumer market research.
  
  
• Product Review of EBSCO Discovery Service - Introduction
  EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) is premium content supplier EBSCO's world-leading tool for single search across all an information centre's resources.
  
  
• Product Review of Questel ORBIT IP - Introduction
  Questel ORBIT IP is the company's key patent search product that integrates Questel's global patent family database with powerful search and review tools.
  
  
• Product Review of PrivCo - Introduction
  Private company and investor database PrivCo provides difficult-to-source data on non-publicly traded companies including family-owned, private equity-owned, venture-backed and international unlisted companies as well as information on mergers and acquisitions and private equity and venture-capital backed deals.
  
  
• News and Analysis
  Commentary from our contributing editors on products, vendors, trends and issues in the information industry:
  • Making the Most of Business Information to Win Work
  • Making Sure the Right Experts are Involved in Decision-Making
  • Have You Identified Your Need for Commodity Content?
  • Making Sense of the Digital Workplace
  • All the Ways We Can Misunderstand IT Colleagues
  • The Role of Research in Realigning Your Relationship With IT
  • When Do Information Services Projects Belong on the IT Side?
  • Where Does Information Services Sit in Your Organisation? And Why Does it Matter?

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