The HWMD maturity model: A foundational framework to measure effectiveness of institutional research e-infrastructures

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Holewa, Hamish
Wolski, Malcolm
Dallest, Kathy
McAvaney, Christoper
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Joanna Richardson

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2015
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There is a nationally recognised need for a framework and tools to measure progress in implementing e-infrastructures for research from an institutional, organisational unit and service perspective. This paper describes the development of a prototype maturity model and self-assessment tool in response to that need. The authors present a background to the environment of technology enabling services for research and the challenges of fluidity of boundaries around traditional services and roles as institutions respond to the needs of the research community. The conceptual basis of the model is presented along with the model and its various elements that explain how the model is in its current form. The information provided in this paper, combined with field site test feedback, will promote discussion and debate amongst the community and opportunities will present to gather input to optimise the model. The next steps would be to further elaborate and test the constructs and indicators of the model in field test sites and to further develop the self -assessment tool.

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THETA 2015 Create, Connect, Consume

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© 2015 The Higher Education Technology Agenda (THETA). The attached file is reproduced here in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. Please refer to the conference's website for access to the definitive, published version.

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Technology not elsewhere classified

Organisational Planning and Management

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