SCOPE (Sustainable, Community, Practice, Exchange) is a special interest group linking like-minded professionals in the R&E community, to exchange experiences and foster new ideas in the fields of campus issues and green technologies in order to achieve its mission of building a sustainable IT community.
SCOPE emerged out of a merger between two leading networking groups in the GÉANT project: Campus Best Practice and Green ICT. With a presence contribution of over 40 dedicated staff members; campus IT staff from over 50 national working groups; 200+ Best Practice documents and a wide range of tested and proven IT sustainability tools and templates, SCOPE provides a wealth of experience and resources to IT professionals such as your self working in IT.
By joining SCOPE you get a network of experts to bounce off new ideas and share best IT practiceswith.
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How do we work?
SCOPE members exchange work knowledge and ideas via regular online and face-to-face SIG meetings, organise professionals into sub-group on different topics, ; organise in focus groups to produce best practice documents and reports, provide stay on the edge by getting trained and pass on knowledge by providing training and workshops, give presentations at conferences, share knowledge by giving presentations and lightning talks and develop new ideas through continuous dialogue.
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SCOPE is open to anyone interested. Get involved and join
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FACTS
This is the FIRST year of SIG-SCOPE
1 May 2016 - 1 May 2017.
SIG-SCOPE is jointly led by its Steering Committee:
Jari Miettinen (CSC)
Andrew Mackarel (HEANET)
Magnus Stromdal (UNINETT)
Jean Francois Guezou (RENATER
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Community ~40 people on the mailing list
Non-exclusive list of active SIG participants include: AMRES, BREN, CARNet, CESNET, CSC/Funet, EENET, GÉANT, GRNET HEAnet, MARnet, MREN, NIFF, NORDUnet RENATER, RedIRIS, RENAM, UNINETT, SURFSara, Surfnet, Univ.of Belgrade
Affiliation SCOPE is affiliated to the GÉANT project as a special interest group (SIG) in GN4-2-NA3-T4.
