Keep your research data organized with a management plan. Credit: Jasper Juinen/Bloomberg/Getty. Data are the alpha and omega of scientific and social research.

Proposals submitted or due on or after January 18, 2011, must include a supplementary document of no more than two pages labeled “Data Management Plan.” This supplementary document should describe how ...

It can also highlight data management issues that may arise over the course of the project. To write your DMP, it is recommended that you use DMPonline Sheffield, a resource containing funder and ...

Funding agencies now require researchers to provide a data management plan (DMP) as part of their funding proposals. Developing a DMP that details the methods for collecting, organizing, storing, ...

A data management and sharing plan (DMSP) is a concise cradle-to-grave “life cycle” narrative for the products of your scholarship that describe how the research data will be collected, stored, ...

Many federal agencies require funding applicants to include a Data Management Plan in the application. This section provides some resources that will help in meeting this requirement. The DMPTool ...

Data Management and Protection. For detailed information on how to protect research data, see HRPP’s Guide to Data Management and Protection (pdf). When conducting human subjects research, as the ...

Compliance is one of the most interesting elements of any data management plan - it's a microcosm of evolution in action. When many of the laws that impacted data retention were first enacted, ...

Public and private sector organizations have accumulated stockpiles of electronic information for decades. The types of information they hoard span a wide spectrum of content including everything ...

Many funders require a data management plan (DMPs) as part of the grant proposal. The CU Boulder campus has a free service available to assist researchers with their Data Management Plan through the ...