Elsevier's Pure Customer Research
Which of the following data sources are you using in Pure?
| HR data (e.g. Departmental structures, researcher CVs, etc.) |
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| Automatic feeds from Scopus |
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| Prizes and other esteem measures |
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| Finance data related to grants and awards |
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| Automatic feeds from Web of Science® |
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| Elsevier’s Profile Refinement Services (PRS) / Pre-build researcher profiles |
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| Equipment |
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| Courses taught |
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Elsevier's Pure Customer Research
Please answer the question below by indicating your level of agreement with the following statements:
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| Pure saves time and effort |
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| Pure provides me with new insights I wouldn’t otherwise have |
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| Pure organizes multiple data sources on campus and makes advanced reporting and analytics possible |
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| Pure helps with setting our research management strategy |
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| Pure helps me provide answers to my internal stakeholders |
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| Pure helps showcase my institution’s researchers and output to the world |
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Elsevier's Pure Customer Research
How does Pure help you or your colleagues achieve successful outcomes and objectives for your institution?
| Saves me time and effort in compiling data for internal and external reports |
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| Helps me measure the impact of my institution’s research |
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| Gives me insights into my institution’s research strengths and weaknesses |
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| Provides an evidence-based understanding of research collaboration patterns |
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| Helps me benchmark my institution and/or department against peers |
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| Identifies the emerging research talent, as well as supports recruitment and tenure decisions |
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| Other |
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Elsevier's Pure Customer Research
What do you use Pure for?
| To run reports and analytics on research output |
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| To promote your researchers and their expertise to the world |
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| To manage researcher profiles |
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| To do faculty and academic activity reporting |
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| To support a national assessment (e.g. UK REF, Dutch SEP, Australian ERA/HERDC, etc) |
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Elsevier's Pure Customer Research
How would you gather information on your institution’s academic and research output if you did not have access to Pure?
| A personal collection of resources (e.g. internal spreadsheets) |
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| Researcher CVs |
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| Internet searches |
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| Anecdotal evidence and examples |
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| I'm not sure I would find this information without access to Pure |
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| Other |
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