We are happy to inform you that Bournemouth Research Information and Networking System (BRIAN) will be upgrading to a new version next month.
The main improvements from this upgrade include:
- New Impact Tracking Module
- New Homepage
- More User Friendly Navigation
We do apologise for the inconvenience this upgrade will cause but we hope that these new and improved features will make BRIAN easier and simpler to use for everyone, whilst also providing a valuable tool to academics helping them record the impact of their research
All relevant guidance notes and video guides on the Staff Intranet will be updated in due course. If you need any help using the new system or if you encounter any problems after the upgrade, please do send an email to BRIAN@bournemouth.ac.uk and a member of staff will be able to assist you.
BRIAN training sessions are also available:
- Tuesday 25th April 2017
- Thursday 15th June 2017
With further dates planned. If you are interested to book on to any of these training sessions, please click here to book on!
In the meantime, if you do have queries relating to the upgrade, please get in touch with BRIAN@bournemouth.ac.uk
BRIAN Upgrade – May 2017
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BRIAN Upgrade – 2 weeks to go!










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