tiedonjakajana

Tiedonjakajana is the translative form of the Finnish noun tiedonjakaja, a term that refers to a person or role responsible for disseminating information. The word is built from tiedon (information) and jakaja (distributor), with the suffix -jana indicating a role or capacity. As a translative form, tiedonjakajana denotes someone acting in that capacity, roughly translating to “as an information disseminator.”

In usage, tiedonjakajana describes a function rather than a fixed title. It can pertain to individuals within organizations, media, or research contexts who are tasked with distributing, sharing, and communicating information to specific audiences. The concept encompasses activities such as curating and transmitting information, coordinating public communications, and ensuring that official messages reach relevant stakeholders. Because it is a general descriptor, the term often appears in organizational policies, job descriptions, or academic discussions about information flow and governance.

Examples in context include: “Hän toimii tiedonjakajana organisaatiossa.” and “Tiedonjakajana toimineen henkilön tehtävä on varmistaa, että tieto saavuttaa asianomaiset.” Related terms include tiedonjakaja (information distributor) and tiedonjakelu (information dissemination), as well as viestintä (communication). The term is neutral and descriptive, suitable for formal writing and discussions of information management.