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OverviewReDBox and Mint are designed to integrate with existing institutional systems. This is a broad feature descriptor aimed at capturing requirements across many types of systems. Substantial feature development aimed at a specific platform may be described within a separate feature descriptor.
- Research management systems:
- ResearchMaster: 11
- Callisto: 1
- In hous: 2
- HR Systems:
- Talent2 Alesco: 4
- Peoplesoft: 2
- Institutional repository:
- VITAL: 6
- DSpace: 4
- ePrints: 1
Functional requirements- Database harvest:
- Rather than harvesting a CSV/XML file, work could be undertaken to create an SQL Harvester
- Normalisation of feeds:
- Data is often drawn from a variety of systems and require cleaning before import
- The harvester rules file and transformers can undertake some aspects of data cleaning/munging
- The ALA Filing Rules may provide a guideline for this work
- Alert scenarios:
- A number of triggers should alert ReDBox/Mint:
- Research project starting/completing
- Someone (researcher) leaving
- Resources allocated to a project: e.g. research storage
- Submission interfaces:
- An OAI-PMH harvester exists but other options might be considered:
- The ReDBox/Mint queue interface is useful for integration
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