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university data governance
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University data governance involves managing research records, publications, grants, equipment inventories, and expertise directories across fragmented systems. A recent discussion on WindowsForum highlights Monash University's RAPPA platform, which uses a graph database and generative AI to link researchers, publications, equipment, and funding into a single queryable knowledge graph. This approach aims to improve discoverability and measure return on research investment, addressing common challenges in university data governance such as siloed data and inconsistent formats. The platform exemplifies how AI and graph technologies can support better data integration and governance in higher education.
Monash University is piloting a graph-database and generative-AI platform — Research and Publications Pattern Analysis (RAPPA) — that links researchers, publications, equipment and funding into a single, queryable knowledge graph to improve discoverability and measure return on research...