Bryant, Rebecca

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    Preliminary Findings from the euroCRIS/OCLC Research Survey of Research Information Management Practices
    (euroCRIS, 2018-06-14)
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    A Survey of Research Information Management Practices was jointly carried out by euroCRIS and OCLC Research from October 2017 to January 2018. In this presentation, we will share preliminary findings from this survey, and build upon earlier research conducted by euroCRIS and EUNIS in 2016, which examined the use of and interoperability between CRISs and institutional repositories (IRs) in European research organizations.
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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.
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    An "Open" discussion: Preliminary findings from an OCLC survey of open content costs and benefits
    (euroCRIS, 2019-05-29)
    Despite growing support for Open Science, Open Access, and Open Government Information, measures of impact, investment, and cost for libraries and research organizations remain largely unknown. How much are research institutions actually investing in infrastructures and services to support open content for academic and non-academic users? Without greater knowledge of the costs of human and financial resources that libraries are allocating to support open content, how can they make informed planning decisions? And, if the benefits for the library and its users are unclear, how can libraries measure how successful they are in realising those benefits?
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    OCLC–euroCRIS Strategic Partnership and the Survey on Research Information Management Practices
    (euroCRIS, 2017-11-21)
    The presentation introduces the global network of library partnership under OCLC and describes the current worklines for OCLC Research. One of the key areas of activity is the exploration of the roles played by research libraries in the domain of research information management. In the past year OCLC has teamed up with euroCRIS (which whom a Memorandum of Understanding has recently been signed) for producing a report on the subject of RIM and the role that libraries have in its institutional implementation. Finally, the ongoing 2017 RIM Survey at http://oc.lc/rim is described. This joint OCLC/euroCRIS survey will collect information on the current situation around institutional research information management practices worldwide, with a specific emphasis on the research library activity in the area.
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    Preliminary findings from the global Survey of Research Information Management Practices
    (euroCRIS, 2018-04-13)
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    Conferences on research management and administration organised by EARMA and other domain stakeholders offer a growing set of case studies in areas like research impact and visibility, research data management or Open Science implementation. These evolving areas frequently intersect and interoperate with research information management practices.