Practices and Patterns in Research Information Management: Findings from a Global Survey | Rebecca Bryant et al. | Dublin, OH: OCLC Research
Based on a representative, convenience-sample survey of 381 respondents from 44 countries conducted in 2017-2018, this research report explores the complexity of the information system workflows, their interoperability issues and institutional metadata management, such as in the Open Access domain.
Published
Community Manager, Open Research Community
Please sign in or register for FREE
If you are a registered user on Open Research Community, please sign in
As this report suggests, for libraries around the world cross-organizational collaboration is likely to be necessary for the provision of Open Access-related support services, because Open Access involves multiple internal and external stakeholders, metadata management processes and expertise building.