FI-04: Discover research information technology offered by multiple organizations

Executive Summary: 
A researcher, educator, or student discovers research-enhancing information technology (IT) services offered by multiple organizations. Examples of such organizations include: the researcher’s campus research information technology (IT) department, research IT departments at other campuses, and national research services. Examples of services include: live events, online training, research computing infrastructure (compute, viz, storage, and instruments), software and online services, public research data, consulting and support services, and IT guides.
User Importance Summary: 
One of the benefits of a community is connecting services to people who need them. Researchers have access to services from a wide range of organizations, but awareness is critical. Discovery services that cover many organizations are more valuable than single-organization services.
Target Communities and Sizes: 
Researchers - 1,000 < N < 10,000 Students - 10,000 < N < 100,000 Application developers - 100 < N < 1,000 Community members - 10,000 < N < 100,000
Documents:
Full description (drafting version)
Capability delivery plan
Status: 
User Review
Use Case End User: 
researchers
students
application developer
campus champion
community member
Area: 
Community Building
Sub-Area: 
Federation and Interoperability
First Proposed Date: 
2021-01-29
Last Approved Date: 
2021-02-02

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