Articles by Lynn Strand:

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Product reviews and market landscapes of 2019
Monday, 13th January 2020

Check out this useful list of product reviews and market landscapes from 2019 - and find out how to submit your suggestions for future coverage.

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Upcoming Jinfo events: webinars and Community sessions on current awareness and intelligence
Wednesday, 23rd October 2019

Register for a Jinfo webinar or Community session to give yourself a commitment to a 60-minute period of thinking about the future.

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How I surprised my hiring manager with my MLIS
Monday, 12th June 2017

Information professionals need to continually educate the business world about how our unique abilities fit within the organisation, and how they can add immense value to the bottom line. Lynn Strand shares her experience of the hiring process for a market intelligence role as well as some ideas to implement for your next interview or performance review.

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Ebooks and elearning - partnering for success
Friday, 5th May 2017

Today’s organisations have a unique challenge in reaching employees across the globe for training and development. With the advent of digital learning, information centres are perfectly positioned to provide this service. This article offers some creative ways to engage end-users and to partner with other departments such as HR or IT to create cross-functional learning opportunities.

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Reflecting on the Jinfo Research Focus "Source Expertise - What It Means in a Google World"
Tuesday, 28th June 2016

As the Jinfo Research Focus "Source Expertise - What it Means in a Google World" reaches its conclusion, co-producer Lynn Strand looks back over the Focus and highlights some of the key articles, market landscapes and reviews on subjects from data discovery, design thinking, big data, Google and new product offerings.

Reports by Lynn Strand:

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FreePint Survey into Web Usage Policies
Monday, 9th November 2015

Do organisations have policies in place around use of web content? Do they need them? FreePint research tackled this issue which goes beyond use of so...