Your research office should not be the integration layer
Many research offices still spend significant time assembling, validating, and reconciling data. See how the University of Kentucky centralized research information and reduced administrative effort.
Key challenges
Manual reporting
Fragmented information
Limited visibility into expertise and outputs
Time spent maintaining spreadsheets and disconnected systems
What Kentucky did
The University of Kentucky implemented Pure to centralize research information, support responsible assessment, identify expertise, and simplify reporting processes.
Outcomes
Reduced administrative burden
Easier reporting
Better visibility into expertise
Improved support for funding programs
More time for strategic work
Talk with Elsevier about reducing research administrative burden
If your team is still manually assembling and reconciling research data, that time isn't coming back — unless something changes. Speak with a specialist to see where automation and centralization could free your research office to focus on higher-value work.