Through the University Modernisation Fund HEFCE are funding a new cloud computing programme, which will be managed by JISC. The programme encourages universities and colleges to share flexible computing resources delivered over the internet by external service providers. Read about the overview of the programme to discover more.
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How are you going to evaluate using external resources and will this be routed via Jisc?
Let me know if you ever do any guest blogging be interesting to follow the journey!
Hi Daniel, thanks for your comment and I’m pleased this caught your eye. I don’t have any further info, but why not get in touch with JISC from the link above as I’m sure they will be happy to receive any questions. Corrina