Take our 10 minute survey to get a free report on how to keep up with technology
Jinfo Blog
22nd May 2019
By Amy Spiegel
Abstract
Take our survey on discovery systems and project priorities and receive a copy of the resulting report upon publication.
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You and your information team are struggling to understand how to keep up with technology and determine which tools you should use. You also need to set your priorities for discovery in the next 12 months.
To help you understand how your peers are handling these issues, Jinfo invites you to take 10 minutes to complete our survey on discovery systems and project priorities and receive a copy of the resulting report upon publication.
The 2019 iteration of this project examines:
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Tools in use or under consideration
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How to keep up with changes in technology
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Priorities for further developments in discovery in the next 12 months.
The report will help you gauge your progress against your peers and provide insight into where to focus your attention.
In addition, our partner for this project, SpringerNature, will be hosting free webinars later in 2019 to analyse the results - you will be invited to attend and learn more about how you can apply the results to support your project planning and execution moving forward.
The deadline to complete the survey is 3rd June.
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