Survey of Research Information Management Practices
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This survey seeks to understand research information management (RIM) practices worldwide by gathering information on drivers for adoption, how institutions are using RIM functionality, stakeholders and processes. It is a joint project between OCLC Research and euroCRIS aimed at institutions in all stages of RIM implementation. Results will be published in 2018 as an open access report to help identify differences in RIM globally.
Survey of Research Information Management Practices
- 1. Survey of Research Information Management Practices • Rebecca Bryant, OCLC Research • Pablo de Castro, University of Strathclyde & euroCRIS • Anna Clements, University of St. Andrews & euroCRIS • Jan Fransen, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities • Julie Griffin, Virginia Tech • Constance Malpas, OCLC Research • Michele Mennielli, DuraSpace & euroCRIS • Rachael Samberg, University of California, Berkeley • Survey launched 16 October 2017 • Results published in 2018 • Jointly implemented by OCLC Research & euroCRIS • Learn more at oc.lc/rim
- 2. This survey will help us understand and report on the state of RIM activities worldwide, and it seeks answers to the following questions: • Why have institutions adopted--or are considering adopting--RIM infrastructures? What are the principal drivers? • How are institutions using RIM functionality? What are the principal uses? • Who are institutional stakeholders, and what, in particular, is the role of libraries? • What processes and systems are in use? How do they interoperate with internal and external systems? What is the scope? • What are regional and international differences in drivers, uses, and processes? Survey goals
- 3. Survey seeks input from institutions at all stages of RIM adoption
- 4. WHY? We want to identify the different drivers for RIM adoption worldwide 4
- 5. HOW? We want to understand how institutions are USING RIM functionality 5
- 6. • Who are the institutional stakeholders involved in RIM adoption? • What’s the specific role of the library? • Staff resources? • Outreach & education activities? • Measures of success? WHO? Stakeholders & collaborators 6
- 7. • System(s) in use & when implemented • Interoperability with internal & external systems • Sources of publications metadata • Use of persistent identifiers & vocabularies • Which campus populations are included in the RIM? • All disciplines? • How many researchers are included? WHAT? Processes, systems, interoperability & scope 7
- 8. • Universities, research institutes, and other organizations supporting research and research management • Institutions should participate regardless of the status of RIM implementation –In production –In process of implementation –Exploring RIM options • Only one survey per institution Who should participate?
- 9. • Survey launches October 18 – Spanish language coming November, thanks to CONCYTEC – Closes mid-January • Survey results will be published in 2018 as an OCLC Research report and made openly available to the community. Survey data will be published CC-BY Survey timeline To learn more and complete the survey : oc.lc/rim
- 10. Survey of Research Information Management Practices • Rebecca Bryant, OCLC Research • Pablo de Castro, University of Strathclyde & euroCRIS • Anna Clements, University of St. Andrews & euroCRIS • Jan Fransen, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities • Julie Griffin, Virginia Tech • Constance Malpas, OCLC Research • Michele Mennielli, DuraSpace & euroCRIS • Rachael Samberg, University of California, Berkeley • Survey launched 16 October 2017 • Results published in 2018 • Jointly implemented by OCLC Research & euroCRIS • Learn more at oc.lc/rim