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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen Take our poll on AI use cases
8th September 2026

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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen September 2026 update
2nd September 2026

  • Stakeholder engagement and AI
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Jody Ridgwell All recent Subscription content
25th August 2026

Here is a list of the topics covered by Jinfo in the last few months. 

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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen Stakeholder engagement and AI
20th August 2026

AI may be transforming organisations, but it is not necessarily changing who information managers need to engage with.

Our new Jinfo report suggests something else is happening:

The stakeholders are largely the same – but the conversations are changing.

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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen August 2026 update
4th August 2026

As many of us prepare for a well-earned summer break, it's also a good opportunity to reflect on one of the strongest themes to emerge from the Jinfo community over the past few months.

Our research started in early spring with a relatively simple question:

How will AI affect licensed content?

... but the conversations quickly became much broader.

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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen Content and AI – key findings from Jinfo's recent research
21st July 2026

Over the past months, Jinfo has explored one of the biggest questions facing information managers:

"How do we create real business value from trusted content in an AI world?"

Our research began with licensing, but quickly became about something much bigger:

"How can information professionals help their organisations reduce risk by securing trusted information, governing its use, and enabling AI to deliver reliable business value?"

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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen Vendors and AI – integration is creating a new opportunity for aggregators
9th July 2026

As more organisations look to integrate trusted external content into enterprise AI, the role of the aggregator is beginning to change.

Traditionally, aggregators have focused on discovery, access and workflow.

But our latest research suggests they are increasingly becoming an important part of the AI infrastructure itself.

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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen July 2026 update
1st July 2026

As we wrap up our focus on Content and AI, several themes have emerged consistently across our research, reports, and community discussions.

While organisations continue to move rapidly on AI adoption, many are still working through the practical realities of governance, licensing, trusted information, and organisational readiness.

Which leads nicely into our next research into stakeholder value and AI.

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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen The AI paradox – why trust matters more than ever
23rd June 2026

At the recent KIMRA conference, much of the discussion focused on AI, agents, synthetic data, and changing workflows.

But participants repeatedly returned to a more fundamental question:

“What information can we trust?”

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Anja Chemnitz Thygesen Content investment for AI – why the conversation is changing
18th June 2026

This month, Jinfo published the report “Content investment for AI - building the foundation for operational value”, based on interviews, community discussions, and research into AI governance, licensing, user training, and content strategy.

One finding stood out across all of these areas: discussions about AI are increasingly becoming discussions about content.

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