UoM Research Lifecycle Project Alan Johnson (Strategy, Security & Architecture, ITS), Mary McDerby (Research IT, ITS)
Introduction The Research Lifecycle programme is being proposed to achieve the following high level outcomes: Researchers will have access to the underpinning research capabilities to enable them to achieve outcomes and impact aligned with the UoM 2020 Vision To enable researchers to achieve compliance with either the University of Manchester or appropriate research funding body data management publishing policies Access to or advice and guidance on the capabilities that the university provides through a single interface The capabilities will be appropriately integrated with the universities reporting capability Joined up monitoring and planning processes around the capabilities in place to enable proactive capacity management The cost of delivering research centric services is more fully understood
Research Portal & Admin Workflow Reporting- Institutional & Statutory Overview Research Portal & Admin Workflow Reporting- Institutional & Statutory Research Activity Project Initiation Research Activity Active Storage inc. Data Safe Haven eResearch Platforms eResearch Software Data Management Planning Tool Facilities Sharing Service (PPMS) eLab Notebook Finance Costing & Pricing Tool(s) Online Ethical Review Current Research Info System Research Collaboration Platform Data Management Planning Tool Active Storage Long Term Storage (Static) Research Data Storage (Active) DSH Research Asset Management Research Data Archive Research Hosting Service Research Data Repository Current Research Info System Discoverability & Re-Use Current Research Info System Research Collaboration Platform Research Data Archive Data Catalogue
Sponsor: Professor Chris Taylor Streamed approach administrative eResearch and research activity RDM, Publishing and Open Data Initial funding of £400k has been obtained to develop the detail of each proposed business capability, identify use cases and identify business value for a full business case.
Research Lifecycle Project - Delivery FY 16/17 FY 17/18 FY 18/19 FY 19/20 Define - £150k (May – Jul) Delivered Capabilities Tranche 3 Define – £250k (Aug – Dec) Detailed Business Capability Requirements Identify the Value Sources Prioritisation of Capabilities by Business Value Foundation Capabilities High Impact Capabilities Short -Term Prioritised Capabilities ‘Must Have’ Compliance Capabilities Additional exploitation of Foundation Capabilities Mid-Term Prioritised Capabilities ‘Should Have’ Compliance Capabilities Longer-Term Prioritised Capabilities ‘Will Need’ or ‘May Need’ Compliance Capabilities Niche Capabilities Tranche 2 Tranche 1