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1 Bridging the Impact Gap: Systems and Serendipity 13 September 2013 ARMS Conference, Adelaide 2013 Natalie Thompson Acting Research Support Services Manager

2 New research outputs management system Symplectic Elements Background *First site outside of the UK to implement Elements

3 Symplectic Elements Transferred to Library New Team: Research Support Services Background

4 PBRF: Performance Based Research Funding Research Outputs @ Auckland Research Outputs used for PBRF Training and support provided by Library & Research Office

5 Background 2010 Purchase Symplectic Elements 2011 Library ownership New team 2012 PBRF & Beyond Research Outputs @ Auckland Intensive use!

6 Background Post PBRF: Questions How do we keep momentum generated during PBRF? How can we leverage our investment in existing systems to build new services?

7 A New Service Building upon existing systems Library-based Institutional Repository Research Outputs Management System

8 BiblioInformatics Service: Traditional metrics & beyond A New Service

9 Why develop an Impact Service? Library well positioned –Research Outputs & Institutional Repository Funding environment New Strategic Plan –Objectives around publications & citations –Monitoring and reporting Drivers

10 Who will benefit? Individual Researchers Support Funding / Grant applications Performance Reviews Promotion Academic CVs Senior Management Institutional performance / strategy Research Trends Recruitment Benchmarking Drivers

11 Trends ComparisonsStrengths Collaborations Benchmarking reports for senior management across: Source: InCites Reporting examples Sample Impact (cites per paper) relative to worldwide average Subject category (names removed for demo purposes) Relative Impact for Selected Subject Areas *Comparisons removed for demo

12 Trends over time Follow trends in productivity and performance over time Reporting examples Source: InCites

13 SAMPLE ONLY Collaborations: Who are our international collaborators? Assess the spread of our collaborations Reporting examples

14 Info gathering -Q1 2013 Pilot Q2 – Q3 2013 Pre Go Live Q3 – Q4 2013 The BiblioInformatics Project – formed in late 2012 BiblioInformatics Service Launch Q4 2013 Project Phases A Phased Approach… Project group formed Q4 2012 Representation from across all Faculties

15 Requirements Gathered feedback from researchers through consultation Representation from all faculties Asked questions on: –Impact requirement –Collaboration –Publishing strategy etc… Information Gathering

16 Requirements Gathering

17  Limitations of purely quantitative measures  The importance of context / individuality  Impact beyond scholarly literature  The personal and organic nature of collaboration  Publishing strategy and maximising visibility  Impact for promotion and grant applications  The role of Research Outputs. Requirements Gathering: Themes

18 Research Outputs Managed by the Library Central store: publications & activities Rapid development - 6 week upgrade cycle Main data source for BiblioInformatics

19 Record from a data source Research Outputs Source: Symplectic Elements

20 Repository connection Research Outputs Adapted Internal diagram, Digital Services University of Auckland

21 …carrying on our conversations with researchers

22 Pilot Service

23 Publications over time Top cited publications Journals by Frequency Personal metrics Pilot Service

24 Custom reporting options Build on snapshot report Consultations and checklists –Key research and best ways of demonstrating impact? Additional data sources and approaches Aggregate & automate e.g. book reviews –Surface in Primo Online Catalogue (discovery layer) Pilot Service

25 Data sources and tools… Pilot Service

26 In development Search on your book title or your name in Library Catalogue Reviews of your Book Click to View! Internal Prototype Mock up, Digital Services, University of Auckland Library Book Reviews

27 Number of views Repository

28 Stats at Article-Level Repository: use

29 Web content & guides Pilot Service

30 Next Steps…  Work towards go live of Service Q4 2013  Launch faculty by faculty  Continue to move towards more automation and self service approach  Tying back to requirements  Early Career Researcher Training  Ongoing discussions with our researchers

31 BiblioInformatics Service Systems Researcher Requirements Bridging the Impact Gap

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