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Convenience and Value
20th September 2012
Current articles in FreePint provide different views into the concept of "convenience" and what we're looking for in information tools and systems. Check out these and other articles and reports via issue 359 of the FreePint Newsletter.
The "hidden" side of information practice
18th September 2012
We conduct high-value research, and provide analysis and insight. These are the activities we usually talk about when we talk about our work. This editorial provides a view of some of the "hidden" aspects of information management, and the breadth and depth of the impact we can have.
Workplace integration: the ties that bind
18th September 2012
Getting the right information into the right hands via the right tool is a key to empowering the enterprise. Without the right software, users are condemned to drowning in a tsunami of information and overloaded by uncontrolled data.
Reports coming later this month
17th September 2012
Get a preview of the FreePint Reports being published in September 2012. FreePint Subscribers get access to all reports, as part of their subscription, and can share them with anyone at their organisations.
This week's popular FreePint Subscription articles
17th September 2012
We keep an eye on usage and sharing statistics, to help us learn what's most useful to FreePint Subscribers. Check out the latest most-read and most-shared items.
The care and feeding of taxonomies: Taxonomy management
13th September 2012
Taxonomy management is an important responsibility of any organization that owns a taxonomy, no matter the original source of the taxonomy. Taxonomies connect users to content, and as users, content or terminology may change over time, the taxonomy must adapt. This is a short version of a more detailed article published in the FreePint Subscription.
Chaos, idiocy and salvation
11th September 2012
Can we win the battle against information chaos and idiocy? Scott Brown reflects on recent FreePint Articles, reviews and observations from our community about the ongoing struggles to build value through information usage and management.
PrivCo: Making a researcher's life easier
11th September 2012
Part of an information professional’s job is to be able to navigate the ever-growing landscape of research tools, whether free or subscription-based, and make an informed decision on the most appropriate tool to use from the myriad available. This article highlights the benefits of the PrivCo database, which is filling a gap in the market by providing detailed private company financial information, including insight into funding, venture capital and M&A activities. This is a short version of a more detailed review published in the FreePint Subscription. Subscribers can login now to view.
Expanding Your Reach: Social Enterprise, Collaboration, Awareness and Integration
10th September 2012
Communications for information professionals in the enterprise is critical, as it creates awareness of the information services being provided to the company and how those services impact the business.
The challenge of information management compliance
6th September 2012
As information technology continues to become increasingly embedded in our jobs, organisations will have exponentially more challenges around information compliance. Although individual industries have unique regulations, technologies and challenges, fundamentally, many of the compliance requirements are common. This allows information managers across multiple industries to address compliance challenges in a standard, systematic way. Edsel David looks at six strategies to begin to address these challenges.
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