Framework for Sustaining Innovation at Baker Library, Harvard Business School

Dolan, Meghan; Hemment, Michael; Oliver, Stephanie

doi:10.1080/13614533.2017.1318764

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“…To develop the tool, Baker Library would use its new Research Innovation Framework-a crossorganizational effort to develop a more structured and responsive approach to selecting, designing, developing, and maintaining library information products and services for priority customers (Dolan, Hemment, & Oliver, 2017).…”

Section: Service Development Highlight: Research Datasets Toolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advancing Scholarship through the Research Data Program

Hemment¹,

McNeill-Harman²

2019

Ticker: The Academic Business Librarianship Review

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Over the past five years, Baker Library at the Harvard Business School has developed a more formal program to facilitate the use of data throughout the lifecycle of business research. Driven by user needs and institutional data retention requirements, the Research Data Program (RDP) has established and brought together services in the realms of data acquisition and discovery, data curation and management, advice on research methods, and data sharing and archiving. These efforts are in line with a field-wide trend of librarian-led efforts to manage, share, and preserve institutional research data. One initiative of Baker's RDP, the Research Datasets Tool, is a searchable, secure discovery platform designed to enable the institution to log and find datasets purchased by individual faculty. Rollout of the Research Datasets Tool illustrates the benefits and challenges common to efforts to track institutional assets: increased ease of access and maximization of University resources are tempered by the burden of user education and the difficulty of integrating various information discovery systems. Over the next several years, Baker will continue to develop its existing research data tools and services, explore new areas of service, and work to better integrate its services with the larger university community.

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Section: Service Development Highlight: Research Datasets Toolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advancing Scholarship through the Research Data Program

Hemment¹,

McNeill-Harman²

2019

Ticker: The Academic Business Librarianship Review

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Design Thinking Em Bibliotecas: Evidências Da Literatura

Lira¹,

Carpes²,

Davila³

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As bibliotecas necessitam apresentar respostas rápidas de modo a oportunizar maior visibilidade dos serviços ofertados aos seus usuários. Diante das mudanças ambientais impostas pela sociedade da informação, as bibliotecas buscam ferramentas para lidar com estes cenários e o design thinking pode ser uma alternativa. A pesquisa tem por objetivo analisar a aplicação do design thinking em bibliotecas. Para atingir o objetivo proposto, foi realizada uma revisão de literatura, para selecionar e analisar artigos sobre os assuntos abordados, publicados em jornais indexados nas principais bases de dados nacionais e internacionais. Os resultados apontam que o design thinking é uma ferramenta utilizada por gestores na adequação ou implementação de serviços.

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Framework for Sustaining Innovation at Baker Library, Harvard Business School

Cited by 2 publications

References 4 publications

Advancing Scholarship through the Research Data Program

Advancing Scholarship through the Research Data Program

Design Thinking Em Bibliotecas: Evidências Da Literatura

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