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Jeffery, K GAsserson, A2006The ever-increasing volume of research output requires recording in CRISs. Current CRISs commonly demand re-input of data at various times. This practice does not scale and the effort threshold to input all this metadata is too great and end-users are protesting leading to incomplete, inconsistent and poor-quality data. We propose that three simple measures can overcome these problems. Taking the research process: recording data concerning research at the earliest opportunity in a CERIF(Common European Research Information Format)-CRIS, re-using the data by using the linking relations of CERIF rather than re-inputting and utilising the logic-properties of CERIF to constrain data values to improve quality.pp 121-130 Leuven University Press ISBN 978 90 5867 536 1application/mswordhttp://epubs.cclrc.ac.uk/work-details?w=35466oai:epubs.cclrc.ac.uk:work/35466pp 121-130 Leuven University Press ISBN 978 90 5867 536 1ENCCLRCCouncil for the Central Laboratory of the Research CouncilsProceedings 8th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems: Enabling Interaction and Quality: Beyond he Hanseatic League (CRIS2006), Bergen, Norway, 11-13 May 2006Supporting the Research Process with a CRISConferencePaperText