Services for businesses and institutions
Community Information Systems
Businesses and institutions dedicated to serving their communities need dedicated community information infrastructure. Community Information Services provides software and managed services to major employers and institutions to improve stakeholder outcomes.
Community Information Services uses research-backed Civic Information Design principles and proprietary technology to improve stakeholder participation and outcomes by providing consulting and managed services to major employers, local governments, and institutions.
This program recognizes that local news providers are only one way people access civic news and information, and it provides infrastructure for organizations that want to improve the effectiveness of their stakeholder outreach and engagement.
Offerings
- Research and presentation
- Campaign design and implementation
- White-label news and information products
From Community Information Systems
CalMatters cites The Jersey Bee in its voter guide redesign (opens in a new window)
CalMatters says The Jersey Bee inspired a swipeable video feature in its voter guide, part of a broader redesign aimed at making election information easier to use.
News Futures makes the case for a civic information economy (opens in a new window)
A News Futures working group white paper co-authored by Simon Galperin, founder and CEO of Community Info Coop, proposes new ways to finance civic information as public infrastructure.
Editor & Publisher features The Jersey Bee’s AI news workflow (opens in a new window)
Editor & Publisher examines how newsrooms use AI, including The Jersey Bee’s proprietary technology, Harvest, to gather and prepare local information for its newsletter network.
Hacks/Hackers lists Community Info Coop founder as one of its first AI leaders to follow (opens in a new window)
Hacks/Hackers profiles Community Info Coop founder and CEO Simon Galperin, highlighting The Jersey Bee's proprietary AI-assisted curation platform, Harvest.
The Fix profiles how The Jersey Bee uses AI to deliver local news more effectively (opens in a new window)
The Fix highlights how The Jersey Bee uses AI and automation in Harvest, its proprietary curation technology, to help produce and deliver local news briefs across its newsletter network.
The Jersey Bee shares how Harvest curates local information (opens in a new window)
The Jersey Bee describes its provisional patent filing for Harvest, a system that maps local information sources and helps its team curate and distribute civic news across communities.
How The Jersey Bee uses journalism to improve public health (opens in a new window)
In Current, The Jersey Bee describes how its reporting, newsletters, resource textline, and more improve the social determinants of health for New Jersey residents.
A local newsletter workflow to improve information equity
Community Info Coop's local news lab explains a technology-assisted workflow for finding and sharing local news and civic information through a local newsletter.
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