
HEATHER CARINE
Heather
She is an award winning writer and has been published in many Australian and international business and information management publications including in-business, FUMSI, freepint.com, Australian Law Librarian, Online Currents, Searcher and AIIP Connections.
Her free monthly e-newsletter on Business Research Tips is well regarded by researchers and business people.
Heather also enjoys presenting on practical ways to find and manage business information.
Heather is a member of the Association of Independent Information Professionals, and Editor of their quarterly publication, AIIP Connections.
T +61 8 8340 8965
M 040 003 6441
PO Box 352
Rundle Mall
Adelaide
South Australia, 5000
Business needs good information.
A skilled researcher for Australian and international businesses.
International and Australian businesses rely on Carine Research to find reliable information:
Heather Carine specialises in finding reliable business information on Australian businesses and their people. Her extensive network of international researchers provides valuable local market knowledge for international markets.
For over fifteen years, her research has been relied on for insightful advice, winning business proposals and successful negotiations.
Insight
Heather's recent speaking engagements, articles and latest issue of Business Research Tips.
Recent speaking engagement:
Business Research workshop:
Presentation for the Australian Law Librarians' Association (SA Div.) and ALIA Special Libraries (SA)
Heather shared some practical tips for finding business information and
developing a research approach that works
Date: Tuesday, 8 Nov 2011
Venue: Fox Tucker Lawyers, Adelaide, SA
"Excellent presentation - information in a nutshell"
"Very useful tips"
"Lots of ideas. Love the handout"
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Business Research Tip:
Dec 2011
We are all researchers at some time during the day. Over the last few years, it has been a pleasure to share some tips on practical ways to help you with your everyday research.
In 2011 research tips has covered the four basic elements of research that help you to find what you are looking for and connect the dots.
In 2012, these steps will still be important, but the tools will change, the choice of sources will continue to expand and media outlets will continue to tinker with their paywall model. A good network of contacts will always be vital. Twitter addiction may be cured.
Business Research Tips
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and practical ideas for finding and managing information.
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