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SEE-GRID: Advancing South-East Europe into the eInfrastructure era

SEE-GRID: Advancing South-East Europe into the eInfrastructure era. Nikos Vogiatzis SEE-GRID project coordinator Greek Research & Technology Network nvog at grnet.gr www.see-grid.org. lessons learned in SEE-GRID. DOs Sign an MoU to govern projects’ communication and exchange of know-how

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SEE-GRID: Advancing South-East Europe into the eInfrastructure era

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  1. SEE-GRID: Advancing South-East Europe into the eInfrastructure era Nikos Vogiatzis SEE-GRID project coordinator Greek Research & Technology Network nvog at grnet.gr www.see-grid.org 4th EGEE conference – Pisa 25 October 2005 - afternoon 1

  2. lessons learned in SEE-GRID • DOs • Sign an MoU to govern projects’ communication and exchange of know-how • Get an EGEE-“champion” committed to your project work • Organize in federations with clear relations and modus operandi • Pursue alternative roadmaps and research • Use EC financing as seed money – seek other sources • Training; and some more training; and a bit more; and then some more • Have clear/quantified target/criteria for migrating to EGEE • Roll out everything from scratch – avoid copy-paste of technology and knowledge! • Allow for separate national strategies/agendas of NGIs • DO NOTs • Any opposite of the above DOs 4th EGEE conference – Pisa 25 October 2005 - afternoon 2

  3. Roadmap to the future • SEE-GRID on one end: the “enabler”, “pilot”, “seed”, “initiator”, “engagement”… • EGEE on the other end: the “target”, “incentive”, “production-level” infrastructure, “next step”, “access to a world of resources”… • And in the middle? -> The NGI…? • Secure SEE-GRID results, ensure sustained EGEE participation, engage local stakeholders • What is “sustainable” for an NGI? SEE-GRID tries to address this through: • Involving local stakeholders beyond the R&E “usual suspects” (-> government, industry, policy-makers…) • Getting NGIs to think “bottom-up” (from national priorities and cooperation, to regional/international integration) • In the big picture (the “EGEE picture”?), still missing a strong POLICY/POLITICS motivation/roadmap for NGIs: “Where do we go from here?” • How can/will EGEE/EGEE-II contribute to this direction and give regional projects a “winning argument”? • Is there “life after EGEE”? What happens “next”? • Beyond EGEE as a “project” -> towards EGEE as an “infrastructure”? Like GEANT vs. GN1/2/x…? • IGO/EGO aka the NGI/“NREN PC”? Some other completely different approach? • BOTTOMLINE: HOW can we make this future-proof? 4th EGEE conference – Pisa 25 October 2005 - afternoon 3

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