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The following post is part of a series related to bibliometrics and research impact (BRI) services. One of the things the OCLC Research Library Partnership (RLP) learned from a recent …
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The following post is part of a series based upon the OCLC Research Information Management in the US reports and was written by Jan Fransen. In December 2021 Scholarly communications thought …
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Bibliometrics and research impact (BRI) is an emerging area of interest for research libraries, as well as for their parent institutions. The OCLC Research Library Partnership (RLP) recently conducted a …
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This blog is part of a series related to the Library Collaboration in RDM research project at OCLC Research. In a recent post, I described the interoperability imperative as a key element …
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The “dictionary definition” of interoperability is the “ability of a system … to work with or use the parts or equipment of another system.” Boiling this definition down to its …
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Building and sustaining productive cross-campus partnerships in support of the university research enterprise is both necessary and fraught with challenges. Social interoperability – the creation and maintenance of working relationships …
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Social interoperability – the creation and maintenance of working relationships across individuals and organizational units that promote collaboration, communication, and mutual understanding – is important. But it can be hard …
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Do you work at a university? If so, did you know that you work in a complex, adaptive system? And did you know that that makes it hard to build …
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With 2021 well underway, the OCLC Research Library Partnership is as active as ever. We are heartened by the positive feedback and engagement our Partners have provided in response to …
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Bibliometrics and research impact (BRI) services are a rapidly growing and evolving area of interest for many universities, as more and more uses are found for data-driven analysis of the …
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