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An in-person afternoon with the Financial Times and Jinfo on AI and licensing
26th March 2026
Last week, Jinfo and the Financial Times co-organised an in-person event, bringing together around 60 information leaders from across the industry.
The subject was “Licensing the future: Premium publishing in the age of AI”. Here is a taste of the session, and some photos.
How is AI reshaping the role of information teams?
17th March 2026
Jinfo explores how information teams and roles are changing, as AI becomes embedded in everyday research workflows.
Our new report draws on conversations and interviews with the Jinfo community, and examines what this means for information leaders.
How AI is changing research work – but not reducing it
11th March 2026
Generative AI is often framed as a productivity breakthrough, promising faster answers and lighter workloads.
But, for many research and information teams, the reality looks quite different. Instead of reducing effort, AI is increasing expectations and reshaping responsibilities.
Seven priorities for information leaders in an AI-enabled environment
24th February 2026
The recent Jinfo community session on how AI is reshaping the work of information professionals attracted more than 40 participants, who shared their experiences and perspectives throughout the discussion.
The following insights suggest that those who adapt their positioning, clarify their value and design work intentionally around judgement and quality are well placed to thrive as AI continues to evolve. Full findings are published in a new Jinfo report.
From researchers to strategic advisors – information managers at a crossroads
11th February 2026
Jinfo has been interviewing members of the Jinfo network.
One clear finding is that AI literacy – applying skills already familiar to information professionals – is more important than ever.
In our new report, we highlight the concerns that weigh most heavily, and the opportunities giving shape to our work.
February 2026 update
4th February 2026
- Information teams adapting to AI
- Transforming knowledge management at BASF
- Rethinking IP licensing for AI use.
How BASF puts knowledge at the centre of innovation
28th January 2026
A recent Jinfo Community session, with Dr Stephan Ballenweg of BASF, explored the development of “QKnows”, a global knowledge and information platform for 10,000 R&D researchers.
As a result of the session, Jinfo has produced a detailed report that gives an overview of the development of the QKnows platform, and eight actions for information leaders.
This blog gives some highlights from the report, including two actions, plus details of a forthcoming demo.
All recent Subscription content
22nd January 2026
Here is a list of all the topics covered by Jinfo in the last 12 months.
Should you sign up for a product in beta?
13th January 2026
Products in beta offer early access, influence, and learning advantages but come with risks like instability, data exposure, and shifting priorities.
To benefit safely, approach them strategically: test in controlled environments, protect your data, and treat participation as an experiment, not a long-term commitment.
To benefit safely, approach them strategically: test in controlled environments, protect your data, and treat participation as an experiment, not a long-term commitment.
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