Alison Miller
Alison Miller is the Manager of the ipl2 Reference Services at Drexel University and the WISE (Web-based Information Science Education) Coordinator for Syracuse University. She is also an adjunct instructor for Drexel and Syracuse, teaching courses including Digital Reference Services, Reference and Information Literacy Services, Innovation in Public Libraries and Social Networking in Libraries. She is proud to have been named a Library Journal Mover & Shaker for Innovation in 2010. Alison has worked in public, academic and special libraries. She is passionate about librarianship and is always looking to improve practice, change misconceptions about libraries and librarians, and spark innovation. Alison is also active in associations and currently on the Board for the Association for Rural & Small Libraries.
Articles by Alison Miller:
Working together to communicate and collaborate with stakeholders - a FUMSI Editorial
Thursday, 15th March 2012
We know that every organisation has stakeholders that they must consult in decision-making and consider in this results-driven society. This is true for large companies, small businesses, international industries, and national issues and production. The articles in this issue of FUMSI Magazine show that there are many tools and methods that can be used to defragment areas of our rapidly changing world to improve internal and external communication, facilitate networking and increase opportunities; all of which can enhance our value proposition.
Vendor adoption of AI
Community session
23rd May 2024
AI prompting and AI-sourcing, US private companies, and Jinfo on YouTube
Blog posting
10th April 2024
April 2024 Update
YouTube video
10th April 2024
- AI prompting and AI-sourcing, US private companies, and Jinfo on YouTube
10th April 2024 - AI practical actions, prompting and outsourcing
6th March 2024 - GenAI and ESG wisdom of the Jinfo crowd
13th February 2024
- Jinfo Community session (TBC) (Community) 20th June 2024
- Vendor adoption of AI (Community) 23rd May 2024
- Offshore, outsource or AI-source? (Community) 16th April 2024