I. Introduction

Abstract

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Research data management systems and the organization of universities and research institutes: A systematic literature review

“…Shen and Varvel (2013) approved this idea and suggested to finance the costs by charging RDM-services with a small percentage against the awarded grant. Moreover, Clare et al (2019) summarized exemplary activities of bottom-up and top-down approaches for the implementation of an RDMS which were supplemented by information about costs for the initiatives, target audience and ease of implementation.…”

“…The study sample emphasized that investments in infrastructure depend on the strategy, organizational structure and budget of the HEI (e.g. Bardyn et al, 2018; Clare et al, 2019; Macdonald and Martinez-Uribe, 2010; Willaert et al, 2019). Again, the involvement of users and the orientation on the research process are essential to decide about new infrastructure (Blask and Förster, 2020; Willaert et al, 2019).…”