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The TIER Program invites higher education institutions to submit a proposal to participate in the TIER Campus Success Program. Through this program, TIER will provide education and training, access to subject-matter experts to support adoption, and facilitate peer engagement with fellow adopters. The goals of the program include:
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CFP Timeline
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Requirements and Deliverables
- Develop a local TIER implementation and deployment plan
- Participate and report out in bi-weekly conference calls
- Public bi-weekly summaries for community members to track
- Publish appropriate artifacts and documents as completed
- Participate in training and education
- Present your experiences at selected meetings (such as EDUCAUSE, CLAC, Internet2, others)
- Develop a public final report and contribute case studies and other documents
What TIER will provide
- Planning workshop for up to 3 people per campus, together with community IAM subject-matter experts.
- Technical training on containers and TIER packaging/installation/configuration, including basics on the containers used with the TIER components. Campuses can send up to 2 people.
- Bi-weekly calls, collaboration tools for adopters to help each other and report out.
- Access to TIER and community IAM subject-matter experts as needed.
Questions?
Send questions and proposals to Erin Murtha (emurtha@internet2.edu)
Benefits to the Participating Organizations
Through the Collaboration Success Program, InCommon will provide:
- targeted education and training
- access to subject-matter experts
facilitated peer engagement with fellow adopters
leverage dedicated program staff to keep project plans in motion while removing blockers
complete 300 level component training courses
implement components of the InCommon Trusted Access Platform
Lessons Learned
At the completion of the program, each participating organization will create a case study outlining goals, outcomes, and lessons learned.
For questions or feedback about the InCommon Collaboration Success Program, contact Jean Chorazyczewski at jeanc@internet2.edu
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"Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success."
- Edward Everett Hale
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