Supplement A: Use Cases. A Companion to the OCLC Research Report, Registering Researchers in Authority Files

Supplement A: Use Cases. A Companion to the OCLC Research Report, Registering Researchers in Authority Files

This report is a companion piece to OCLC Research Report, "Registering Researchers in Authority Files" (ED564924). While the main report summarizes the results of the research conducted by the OCLC Research Registering Researchers in Authority Files Task Group in 2012-2014, details of this...

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Veröffentlicht in:OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc Inc, 2014
Hauptverfasser: Smith-Yoshimura, Karen, Altman, Micah, Conlon, Michael, Cristán, Ana Lupe, Dawson, Laura, Dunham, Joanne, Hickey, Thom, Hill, Amanda, Hook, Daniel, Horstmann, Wolfram, MacEwan, Andrew, Schreur, Philip, Smart, Laura, Wacker, Melanie, Woutersen, Saskia
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Sprache:eng
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Administrators
Case Studies
College Administration
Documentation
Financial Support
Librarians
Management Systems
Publishing Industry
Researchers
Stakeholders
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Zusammenfassung:This report is a companion piece to OCLC Research Report, "Registering Researchers in Authority Files" (ED564924). While the main report summarizes the results of the research conducted by the OCLC Research Registering Researchers in Authority Files Task Group in 2012-2014, details of this research are provided in these supplementary data sets. This data set, Supplement A, contains the 18 use-case scenarios the task group developed around different stakeholders, i.e., researcher, funder, university administrator, librarian, identity management system, and aggregator (including publishers). "Supplement B: Research Networking Systems Characteristics Profiles. A Companion to the OCLC Research Report, Registering Researchers in Authority Files" can also be found in ERIC at ED564931, and provides the 20 research networking systems the task group characterized.