Miniberger, Clemens

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    Usability on the Edge: The Implementation of u:cris at the University of Vienna
    (euroCRIS, 2014-05-13)
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    In 2011, the top management of the University of Vienna made a fundamental (and possibly trend-setting) decision to replace the old research information system with a contemporary vendor system. This paper highlights the reasons behind the decision and illustrates the implementation process, which is not only a challenge from a technical point of view. It is an even more challenging political task to involve all the stakeholders and especially those who have to live with the burden of recording research output - researchers and staff alike. Our experience shows that a legal reporting obligation, such as that dictated by the Universities Act 2002, serves as an incentive for users to populate a CRIS with up-to-date information only to a certain extent. Rather, a user- and researcher-centred approach is crucial for a CRIS to gain user acceptance.
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    From Data Collection to FAIR Use in CRIS. The Case of University of Vienna
    (Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information (CVTI SR), 2018-11)
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    Current Research Information Systems (CRIS) have been implemented at Austrian Universities, as in many other European countries, with the incentive to account for scientific conduct of Universities. The CRIS at the University of Vienna – u:cris – has been implemented starting with 2012-2013, as a follow-up project of the previously deployed CRIS. It was the main aim of the project to reflect the critique the former system encountered – poor maintenance of profiles, missing options for the presentation of academic profiles.
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    From data collection to FAIR use in CRIS. The case of University of Vienna
    (euroCRIS, 2017-11-22)
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    The presentation offers an overview of the way the Pure-based u:cris platform is being used to support different research information management areas at the University of Vienna. Research information management workflows are described that involve a close collaboration between the Library and the Research Services and Career Development Unit at the institution. Areas like publication validation, reporting and award management have all benefited from the introduction of u:cris and are now carried out in a far more comprehensive way. Special attention is being paid within this research information management activity to the visibility of research in the SSH and its outputs. Austrian national-level collaborative networks are finally described for a coordinated approach to CRIS management (FIS/CRIS) and for progressing in the implementation of the Austrian Transition to Open Access (AT2OA).