Tips & Tricks
Best Practices for Managing High Volume Opportunities
A list of best practices for managing high-volume opportunities and applications in InfoReady.
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The General Template is Anything but Ordinary
The General template allows you to expand on the types of processes, forms and workflows being managed in InfoReady.
Sarah Yecke
Feb 11, 2021
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InfoReady Administrator Listserv
InfoReady's listserv facilitates conversations among InfoReady administrators, as well as our Client Services team, so that all can fully use the...
Sarah Yecke
Jan 21, 2021
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Research Planning and Resiliency of the Research Enterprise
Louisiana State Univ & University of North Carolina Wilmington quickly identified essential personnel and critical research to continue during the...
Sarah Yecke
Oct 31, 2020
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Acknowledgement Statements for Applicants and Reviewers
InfoReady accommodates digital signatures at the end of both application and review forms to provide an Acknowledgement Statement.
Sarah Yecke
Jul 28, 2020
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How UC San Diego Manages Limited Submissions
University of California, San Diego shares how they use InfoReady to share limited submission and extramural grant opportunities across campus.
Sarah Yecke
Feb 27, 2020
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Being the Campus-Wide Point Person for Research Support
Penn State University currently has several units using InfoReady for their unique needs.
Sarah Yecke
Sep 25, 2019
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Best Practices for Managing Internal Funding
Panelists from Drexel University and Indiana University share best practices for structuring and facilitating internal funding competitions.
Sarah Yecke
May 30, 2019
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Using InfoReady for Internal Peer Reviews to External Programs
Katie Howard of Appalachian State University shares how InfoReady is positively impacting their programs.
Carlos Moncada
Jan 15, 2019
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How to Double Limited Submissions: Tips from an AVP
By adhering to a cleverly-designed process, University of South Alabama was able to more than double the Research office’s limited submissions.
Jenn Hudgins
Nov 30, 2018