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| colour | Yellow |
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| title | Audience: AAI Implementors and Operators |
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Organisations providing complete AAI solutions should focus on optimising the setup time for research collaborations. This includes easy to follow documentation, quick-start guides, responsive support and clear information on pricing and/or eligibility.
| colour | Red |
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| title | Audience: Research Community Management |
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Funding agencies should not only fund shared AAI solutions and hosted services but also require early involvement of AAI operators in grant proposals, ensuring best practices are followed and avoiding delays or suboptimal implementations due to late or unfunded AAI integration.
Ongoing funding for Research AAI communities of best practice (such as the AARC Projects or FIM4R) is essential. These are critical resources for new or evolving research collaborations who require customised guidance to navigate this complex, specialised domain and identify the best AAI solution for their unique requirements.
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| colour | Yellow |
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| title | Audience: AAI Implementors and Operators |
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Organisations providing complete AAI solutions should focus on optimising the setup time for research collaborations. This includes easy to follow documentation, quick-start guides, responsive support and clear information on pricing and/or eligibility.
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| colour | Blue |
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| title | Audience: All |
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The Research AAI community should remain active and responsive to requests for guidance from new or evolving research collaborations.
