CRIS Power! Taming the Reporting Requirements of Open Access

Walters, David; Ritchie, Monique; Kilb, Megan

doi:10.1080/0361526x.2016.1160306

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“…CRIS assists them in achieving this goal by centralizing publications and performing data analysis. 48 The second system is the institutional repository (IR), which was mentioned in other studies as contributing greatly to the OA movement. 49 Librarians note that researchers ask them to deposit their work in an institutional repository based on requests from funding agencies.…”

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Librarians and Academic Libraries’ Role in Promoting Open Access: What Needs to Change?

Hadad

2024

CRL

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Profound changes due to Open-Access (OA) publications lead to organizational changes in universities and libraries. This study examines Israeli librarians' perceptions regarding their role and the academic library's role in promoting OA-publications, including the barriers, challenges, needs, and requirements necessary to promote OA publishing. Lack of a budget for OA-agreements, no cooperation from university management, and researchers' unfamiliarity with OA were among the most prominent barriers. Librarians see great importance in their role of advising researchers regarding OA. However, they insist on a regulated OA-policy at the national and institutional levels to strengthen their status as change-leaders of the OA-movement.

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Librarians and Academic Libraries’ Role in Promoting Open Access: What Needs to Change?

Hadad

2024

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Librarians and Academic Libraries’ Role in Promoting Open Access: What Needs to Change?

Hadad¹,

Aharony²

2023

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Profound changes due to Open-Access (OA) publications lead to organizational changes in universities and libraries. This study examined Israeli librarians’ perceptions regarding their role and the academic library's role in promoting OA-publication, including the barriers, challenges, needs and requirements necessary to promote OA publishing. Lack of a budget for OA-agreements and cooperation with university management, and researchers' unawareness of OA were among the most prominent barriers. Librarians see great importance in their role of advising researchers regarding OA. However, they insisted on a regulated OA-policy at the national and institutional levels, which would strengthen their status as change-leaders of the OA-movement.

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“…The highest number of publications in the Information Science & Library area were made in 2014, while for Computer Science, it was in 2016. This makes sense to the extent that these systems require that specialists be involved in the process of building or implementing software and, of course, in its operation, such as computer experts, skilled in the management and administration of information and associated services [8], and able to help assess the impact of the publications generated [7]. Also, low production was observed in other areas of knowledge, specifically in the area of Education, as only one article is registered.…”

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“…In such scenarios, they try to avoid the fragmentation of systems and to have available information (metadata and data) in a single format and in the same space, to evaluate the impact of science on society and to compare scientific activity among similar institutions [7]. A CRIS is related to all areas of the institution where it is implanted; however, they are mainly managed in those areas in which information services are created and where the research needs of the local academic communities and to the outside are answered [8]. CRIS must be installed and configured by a specialized IT team in such a way as to ensure its continuous use, and to provide technical support in case of eventualities.…”

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Research Management Systems: Systematic Mapping of Literature (2007-2017)

Velásquez-Durán

Ramírez-Montoya

2018

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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Research management in relation to Research and Development (R&D) has found a comprehensive and powerful tool in the Current Research Information System (CRIS). Publications on the subject are still emerging, so knowing what research has been done and its contributions presents an opportunity to build theoretical and reference frameworks, and to identify gaps and potential opportunities for future developments in information technology. Various articles covering these systems were analyzed with the objective of identifying the research areas, countries and institutions in which they were published, as well as their research approaches, contributions and topics covered. A systematic mapping of literature was carried out, which included 33 articles published on Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus, from 2007 to 2017. To ensure valid results, the evaluation guide for researchers was used during for the design and review phases of the systematic mapping studies, as well as the corresponding evaluation rubric; in addition, a strategy to define direct decision rules on how to classify an article based on the results of evaluations of multiple researchers was adopted. The findings show that the main research areas are Information Science & Library Science and Computer Science; the largest concentration of publications is found in Europe; research focuses on Evaluation Research; contributions are oriented to create processes and models, and to describe the applications and uses of CRIS. It is concluded that there are areas of opportunity for the development of research in this area, such as the expansion of the research areas in which it is used, the possibilities of collaboration, sharing and exchange at a global level, and the coverage towards integration issues with open access.

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CRIS Power! Taming the Reporting Requirements of Open Access

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Librarians and Academic Libraries’ Role in Promoting Open Access: What Needs to Change?

Librarians and Academic Libraries’ Role in Promoting Open Access: What Needs to Change?

Librarians and Academic Libraries’ Role in Promoting Open Access: What Needs to Change?

Research Management Systems: Systematic Mapping of Literature (2007-2017)

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