the @_inpractise expert interview/research service/research library seems to be inflecting in volume and relevance with continued high quality. A bunch of MIT's investment managers use them to do calls and learn about interesting companies - and interestingly that includes both established managers with 10-20 years of track record and $1 billion+ of AUM as well as new emerging managers launched in the last few years with single or double digit million AUM. Inpractise like working with emerging managers and have call and library packages that can fit emerging manager budgets, but they can also be a core research tool for a large fund as well. The quality of the network seems to be as high quality as the product - which makes sense as quality seeks out quality. On a personal level I have benefited a lot from the library for learning about companies, have done some calls myself, and have enjoyed getting to know the inPractise team and some of the managers they work with.