e-IRG White Paper 2013

Jan Wiebelitz; Arjen van Rijn; Kees Neggers; Frank van Iersel; Gabriele von Voigt; Anne  Decrouchelle; Françoise Genova; Lambert Heller; Norbert Meyer; Sverker  Holmgren; Gelsomina Pappalardo; Bjørn Henrichsen; Lorenza Sacco; Luciano Gaido; Panos Argyrakis; Paschalis Korosoglou; Minos Garofalakis; Rosette  Vandenbroucke; Maciej Brzezniak; Radek Januszewski; Karayannis Fotis; Dana Petcu; Marcin Plociennik; Imre Szeberenyi; Pawel  Wolniewicz; Andrew Cormack; Bob Day; Paul Lewis; Sandra  Oudejans; Willemijn Waisvisz; Eirini Kontrafouri; Nikolaus Forgó; David Foster; Panos Louridas

doi:10.5281/ZENODO.4049675

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Publication status	Published - 31 Oct 2013

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The e-IRG Roadmap 2012 outlines a need for a European “e-Infrastructure Commons” for knowledge, innovation and science in order to meet the challenges of implementing the EU’s 2020 Strategy. To implement such an e-Infrastructure Commons, a high degree of collaboration and standardisation is required. Furthermore, to provide users with leading edge services, a constant innovation at all levels is necessary. A certain degree of competition helps to ensure high quality of services and effective service provision. As a living ecosystem, an e-Infrastructure Commons must be flexible and able to change dynamically, efficiently, and in a future-proof manner. e-Infrastructures for research will only provide real value if they can provide services which are way ahead of what commercial providers can offer. In order to achieve all this, an ecosystem of different organisations is needed, both at the national and international levels, each with their own focus but also with effective coordination between them.

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Wiebelitz, J, van Rijn, A, Neggers, K, van Iersel, F, von Voigt, G, Decrouchelle, A, Genova, F, Heller, L, Meyer, N, Holmgren, S, Pappalardo, G, Henrichsen, B, Sacco, L, Gaido, L, Argyrakis, P, Korosoglou, P, Garofalakis, M, Vandenbroucke, R, Brzezniak, M, Januszewski, R, Fotis, K, Petcu, D, Plociennik, M, Szeberenyi, I, Wolniewicz, P, Cormack, A, Day, B, Lewis, P, Oudejans, S, Waisvisz, W, Kontrafouri, E, Forgó, N, Foster, D & Louridas, P 2013, e-IRG White Paper 2013. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.4049675

Wiebelitz, J., van Rijn, A., Neggers, K., van Iersel, F., von Voigt, G., Decrouchelle, A., Genova, F., Heller, L., Meyer, N., Holmgren, S., Pappalardo, G., Henrichsen, B., Sacco, L., Gaido, L., Argyrakis, P., Korosoglou, P., Garofalakis, M., Vandenbroucke, R., Brzezniak, M., ... Louridas, P. (2013). e-IRG White Paper 2013. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.4049675

Wiebelitz J, van Rijn A, Neggers K, van Iersel F, von Voigt G, Decrouchelle A et al. e-IRG White Paper 2013. 2013. doi: 10.5281/ZENODO.4049675

Wiebelitz, Jan ; van Rijn, Arjen ; Neggers, Kees et al. / e-IRG White Paper 2013. 2013.

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