Jinfo benchmarking research (part 2 - structure and department services)
Jinfo Article
25th June 2018
Abstract
In the second part of Jinfo's benchmarking research exploring information roles and services, we look at where information expertise lies within an organisation, what the options are for reporting lines and operational structures, and consider the range of services an information team provides, as well as team size. The data will help information teams conduct an initial check against other teams in their industries and highlight how an individual team is resourced in relation to its peers.
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Claire Laybats
Head of Commercial Development
claire.laybats@jinfo.com
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