DECEMBER 1, 2020 — UTSA’s Knowledge Enterprise, in collaboration with Academic Affairs, has selected Academic Analytics to provide comprehensive analytics of research activity across the institution and of the national research landscape.
“Investing in a data system that can be leveraged by our community will give us all access to more usable and actionable data to improve decision making, and it will also streamline a number of processes, saving time and effort and enhancing productivity,” explained Bernard Arulanandam, UTSA’s vice president for Research, Economic Development, and Knowledge Enterprise.
The software suite gives access to view research activity, including benchmarking, providing helpful peer-analysis and faculty-development tools, and new ways to highlight research excellence on campus. Data sources are culled from a mix of established external and internal sources, including Crossref, Digital Measures and the UTSA Research internal database.
There are three components to the software suite available to the UTSA community:
The cross-divisional project team consisting of Liana Ryan and Praveen Askokan was led by Arya Singh. To create an account for Research and/or Faculty Insight, please contact vprhelp@utsa.edu.
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