Approaching Project Sustainability with Techniques from an Entrepreneurial Mindset
Michael Zentner
Juliana Casavan
Claire Stirm
Christine White
Annie Burgess
Erin Robinson
Ziheng Sun
Sean Gordon
Nancy Hoebelheinrich
10.6084/m9.figshare.7613762.v1
https://esip.figshare.com/articles/presentation/Approaching_Project_Sustainability_with_Techniques_from_an_Entrepreneurial_Mindset/7613762
Sustaining our data resources is part of the bigger issue of sustaining all research products. As we contemplate technologies to enable this, we must also consider organizational and financial enablements. The Science Gateway Community Institute (SGCI) recently conducted a session to work on characterizing 11 ESIP related projects in terms of concepts borrowed from entrepreneurship. These slides were presented at the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Winter Meeting in 2019 in a session entitled "Approaching Project Sustainability with Techniques from an Entrepreneurial Mindset." The session included a panel discussion of some of the results and their applicability in a broader sense to sustainable data infrastructures and repositories.
2019-01-30 19:03:07
Sustainability
Science Gateways Community Institute
Science Gateways
Entrepreneurship
ESIP Winter 2019
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
Earth Sciences not elsewhere classified