Researcher needs analysis
Analyze user characteristics, satisfaction, and requested services to set priorities for service improvement.

A long-term consulting engagement linking research-resource management, data use, and researcher services for a public brain research cluster. Operational findings and user needs are translated into priorities and a staged implementation plan.
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The work examines fragmented resource systems, specialist portals, and pathology-image archives. User surveys and SWOT analysis inform integration, resource digitization, and AI research-support proposals, alongside metadata, quality, ownership, budgets, and evaluation criteria.
Original project visuals are presented in Korean, with English explanations alongside them.
Analyze user characteristics, satisfaction, and requested services to set priorities for service improvement.

Connect acquisition, registration, evaluation, distribution, and use across the research-resource lifecycle.

Define metadata, history, quality controls, and the management requirements for connecting data across operating institutions.

Develop a phased direction for intelligent search and specialist portals that support researchers’ information discovery and analysis.

Connect near-, medium-, and long-term tasks with budgets and evaluation measures so stakeholders can assess sequencing and progress.

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The flow connects entry points, user roles, and the next step in the work
