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Getting Social Right... the First Time
7th February 2014

The FreePint Topic Series: The Social Enterprise has so far included a number of articles and guides designed to help organisations be successful in their implementation of social tools. Among these was an excellent article from Steve Bynghall which provides guidance on governance, ownership and sponsorship, and ensuring there are clear business uses identified for the social tools.

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Patents for the Win! Innography Snags Two 2014 CODiE Awards
4th February 2014

Expert reviewer for the CODiE Award for Best Legal Information Product 2014, John DiGilio reviewed five legal products in the category and evaluated them through demonstrations, testing and grading against specific requirements. Here he shares his thoughts on the category winner, Innography's intellectual property research platform.

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Making Social Succeed: Advocates to Encourage Use
31st January 2014

To help in the adoption and success of social tools in the enterprise, under-resourced central teams often need to rely on networks of advocates to help in change management and support efforts. These advocate networks can range from communities of early adopters to super-users. Steve Bynghall shares best practice in targeting the right sort of individuals, engaging and nurturing these communities.

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Keep Tabs on Financial Deals with Transactional Track Record (TTR)
30th January 2014

Business research expert Perrin Kerravala gives an overview of Transactional Track Record, a deals intelligence service specialising in Spanish and Portuguese language market activity and containing historic transaction information as well as forward-looking deals and opportunities.

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The Road to the Effective Social Enterprise
30th January 2014

The path to achieving an effective social enterprise can be rocky, explains Shimrit Janes, co-producer of the FreePint Topic Series: The Social Enterprise. The series includes a host of articles to help reach success through measures such as best practice for social media, effective governance, clear ownership and a defined case for business use of social tools.

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My Favourite Tipples from a Legal Research Specialist
29th January 2014

David Watson is a researcher at the Information and Research Dept of Watson Farley & Williams, an international law firm specialising in international finance and investment, maritime and energy law. He shares his favourite tipples.

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Analysis, Reviews and Discussions via FreePint
29th January 2014

The opportunity to keep on top of product launches and industry trends, and to read written commentary and analysis of industry developments, is essential to help interpret and identify the impact changes will have on your industry. Communities of Practice offer another level of knowledge through frank discussions with peers and industry experts, often resulting in information gains it would otherwise be impossible to attain. Find out how a FreePint Subscription can help develop your strategy.

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Personalised Emerging Markets Analysis with EMISPRO
28th January 2014

ISI Emerging Markets has launched EMISPRO, a professional version of the Emerging Markets Information Service, aimed at investment bankers, researchers, credit analysts and business development users. The product provides a range of sophisticated tools for analysing the content.

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Webinars Now Part of Professional Subscription
27th January 2014

We explain who can take part in live FreePint Webinars, how to access the back catalogue of recordings and how to make the most of your FreePint Subscription.

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Arachnys - Navigating Through a Multilingual World
24th January 2014

Arachnys is a subscription-delivered, web-based research service with a focus on helping organisations to undertake risk and compliance checks in emerging markets. It has some fascinating tools to help users get to grips with local language, multilingual content, finds reviewer Chris Porter.

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