Difference between revisions of "Service onboarding team"
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| + | Onboarding of a resource (service or repository) into the EOSC includes all practical activities taken to incorporate a research resource into the EOSC federation. These activities represent a wide range of support actions to be directly offered to the resource provider in the onboarding process. For example, for a particular resource, this could be the establishment of the support channel, integration with the existing EOSC services, data FAIRification, integration with monitoring, accounting, or authentication/ authorization frameworks, preparation of end-user tutorials, access policies, or terms of use, etc. Therefore, it is crucial to establish an onboarding team within the project with wide-ranging expertise and experience to cover all diverse aspects of the onboarding process. Furthermore, this team should produce a set of reusable guidelines, best practices, and other recommendations to reduce barriers the service providers face in the EOSC integration. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:44, 4 March 2020
Onboarding of a resource (service or repository) into the EOSC includes all practical activities taken to incorporate a research resource into the EOSC federation. These activities represent a wide range of support actions to be directly offered to the resource provider in the onboarding process. For example, for a particular resource, this could be the establishment of the support channel, integration with the existing EOSC services, data FAIRification, integration with monitoring, accounting, or authentication/ authorization frameworks, preparation of end-user tutorials, access policies, or terms of use, etc. Therefore, it is crucial to establish an onboarding team within the project with wide-ranging expertise and experience to cover all diverse aspects of the onboarding process. Furthermore, this team should produce a set of reusable guidelines, best practices, and other recommendations to reduce barriers the service providers face in the EOSC integration.