Fransen, Jan

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    Research Information Management Practices at US Institutions
    (euroCRIS, 2021-05-19)
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    "Research Information Management at US Institutions" is a research project led by euroCRIS Strategic Partner OCLC to explore in more depth the RIM practices and workflows at institutions based in the United States, https://oc.lc/us-rim-project. The presentation provides an overview of the context and goes through a number of institutional use cases for several US universities whose RIM practices and systems have been analysed by the project. A generic RIM framework template is proposed describing the different research information exchange and processing tasks carried out by institutional systems, together with its practical application at some of the institutional case studies. Some recommendations arising from the project are summarised and a request for feedback is issued so that a conversation may take place to compare European and US American RIM practices. A report with the project findings will be published later this year.
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    Findings from the euroCRIS/OCLC Research Survey of Research Information Management Practices
    (euroCRIS, 2018-11-01)
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    At last year’s Pure International Conference in Barcelona, we encouraged you to participate in a global Survey of Research Information Management Practices, jointly administered by euroCRIS and OCLC Research. This year we will be sharing the findings from that survey. With more than 300 survey respondents from 40 nations, the survey provides a powerful and current snapshot of the state of the research information management ecosystem worldwide. In this presentation, we will particularly focus on findings relevant to the Pure community, examining research information management uses and functions, stakeholders, regional distinctions and incentives, interoperability, and the adoption of persistent identifiers. The findings will be published in late 2018 as an OCLC Research Report.