Views
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People Involved |
Volunteers |
50 to 60 |
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Paid with Grant Funding |
2 (MacKenzie? Smith and Julie Walker, though not full-time) |
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Programmers |
7-8 |
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Non-Programmers ??? |
42 to 53 |
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DSpace federation Governance Advisory Board |
13 |
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TOTAL |
114 to 136 |
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Adoptions of Software |
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Commercial Service Providers |
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Conferences |
Number
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MIT-March 2004 (125 attendees) University of Cambridge-July 2005 (140 attendees) [WHERE WAS THE 3RD?]?
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MIT and Hewlett Packard Hewlett Packard |
$1,800,000 Original funding for the development of DSpace; ongoing costs are unclear |
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$215,000 Funding for a 2003-2004 study to “promote the adoption of the DSpace platform and the Institutional Repository service model by other institutions”[6]? |
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Support for Conferences |
??? Funders include HP, Google and Cambridge-MIT Institute.??? |
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Commercial service provider
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?????? (Over $2,000,000 in grants plus ongoing support) |
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TOTAL
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??? (Over $2,000,000 in grants plus ongoing support) |
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