Developing a Research Data Management Service – a Case Study

Abstract

Publicly - funded, researcher - generated data has been on the front burner lately, d riven by a variety of fact ors, including evolving funding - agency policies and journal publisher requirements . In this context, Q ueen’s University Library (QUL) developed and implemented a Researc h Data Management (RDM) Service to meet researchers ’ needs . This process is described here, framed around four main themes: planning, building, educating, and doing