Building Research Administration Applications for the Academic Health Center: A Case Study
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Summary
The authors review UCMC's progress and results in developing a software architecture, tools, and services for research administration and sections on the evolution to full integration are included.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2005-11-01
- Cited by
- 2
- References
- 8
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Keywords
Information system, Computer science, Knowledge management, Data center, Process (computing)
References
- Web-Based Support of Research Administration One Size Does Not Fit All: Three Lessons Learned
- A Case Study: Engineering a Plan of Action for ERA
- Integrated advanced information management systems: a twenty-year history at the University of Cincinnati.
- Electronic research administration: managing a valuable resource.
- The Intelligent Enterprise
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