UKRISS Feasibility Study

Richard Gartner; Keith Jeffery; Richard Jones; Lorna Mitchell; Rosa Scoble; Allan Sudlow; Stephen Trowell; Simon Waddington; Karen  Walshe

UKRISS Feasibility Study

Richard Gartner, Keith Jeffery, Richard Jones, Lorna Mitchell, Rosa Scoble, Allan Sudlow, Stephen Trowell, Simon Waddington, Karen Walshe

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Abstract

The JISC-funded UKRISS project is conducting a feasibility and scoping study for the reporting of research information at a national level based on CERIF, with the objective of increasing efficiency, productivity and quality across the sector. The aim is to define and prototype solutions which will be compelling, easy to use, have a low entry barrier, and support innovative information sharing and
benchmarking. The aim of this report is to present an overview of the current research reporting landscape, and definition of the options for further work in phase two of the UKRISS project supported by stakeholder requirements, business cases and details of the tasks to be performed and their sustainability beyond the end of the project.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	http://ukriss.cerch.kcl.ac.uk
Publisher	JISC
Commissioning body	JISC Joint Information Systems Committee
Number of pages	197
Publication status	Published - 30 Jan 2013

Keywords

Research Information Management
CERIF

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