| Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy - Operas PLUS (new application) |
| £9,125 |
01/04/2022
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Full Grant details (including summaries) can be found on the Gateway to Research website: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10055728
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| Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy - DIAMAS (3) |
| £18,432 |
01/04/2022
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Full Grant details (including summaries) can be found on the Gateway to Research website: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10058145
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| Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy - Palomera (2) |
| £4,781 |
01/04/2022
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Full Grant details (including summaries) can be found on the Gateway to Research website: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10061139
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| Department for Education - Data Futures |
| £2,134,416 |
24/02/2022
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The funded programme facilitates in-year collection, assurance and dissemination of UK higher education data, to support more timely decision-making with respect to UK higher education statutory
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The funded programme facilitates in-year collection, assurance and dissemination of UK higher education data, to support more timely decision-making with respect to UK higher education statutory customers, and deliver a more efficient system for HE providers to submit and quality assure their data.
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| Department for Education - Data Futures |
| £1,207,104 |
24/02/2022
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The funded programme facilitates in-year collection, assurance and dissemination of UK higher education data, to support more timely decision-making with respect to UK higher education statutory
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The funded programme facilitates in-year collection, assurance and dissemination of UK higher education data, to support more timely decision-making with respect to UK higher education statutory customers, and deliver a more efficient system for HE providers to submit and quality assure their data.
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| Department for Education - Data Futures |
| £1,714,904 |
01/12/2021
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Data Futures-Sector wide programme to develop a data collection platform.
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| Department for Education - JISC Capital 2021 |
| £6,470,530 |
19/08/2021
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Provide Digital solutions for UK education and research.
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| Department for Education - JISC recurrent 2021 |
| £8,729,606 |
19/08/2021
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Provide Digital solutions for UK education and research.
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| Department for Education - Joint Info Systems |
| £13,991,000 |
01/04/2021
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Jisc provides ICT infrastructure and related services to all HEIs, FECs and most research establishments across the UK. It is a private, not-for-profit company and charity which derives most of its
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Jisc provides ICT infrastructure and related services to all HEIs, FECs and most research establishments across the UK. It is a private, not-for-profit company and charity which derives most of its funding via grant.1. Provision of Shared Digital InfrastructureThe provision of shared digital infrastructure and services (Janet). 300+ organisations and links to all major networks worldwide.2.The negotiation of sector-wide deals with IT vendors and commercial publishers.Jisc acts as intelligent customer and demand aggregator for the FE sector to secure preferential rates to commercial publications and services. The grant funds e-books for FE whereby about 40 of the most-used titles are made freely available to FE students. The most recent refresh of the titles focused on English and Maths.3.Trusted advice and practical assistanceJisc provides free advice on the use of ICT in supporting curriculum delivery and BAU back-office functions. The advice is expert and unbiased. Jisc provides bespoke advice to colleges on a commercial basis. At a more granular level, according to Jisc's website, its services, which are included the subscription that FE providers pay, are separated into six core services. Connectivity/ Trust and Identity/ Cyber Security/ Cloud/ Data Analytics/ Libraries, Learning and Support and Research.
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| Department for Education - JISC Capital 2020 |
| £10,000,000 |
10/09/2020
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Provide digital solutions for UK educational and research
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| Department for Education - JISC recurrent 2020 |
| £9,466,664 |
10/09/2020
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Provide digital solutions for UK education and research
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| Department for Education - ALB-Office for Students-Data Futures |
| £1,404,170 |
01/04/2020
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Data Futures - real time HE information exchange
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| Department for Education - Joint Info Systems |
| £13,991,004 |
01/04/2020
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Jisc provides ICT infrastructure and related services to all HEIs, FECs and most research establishments across the UK. It is a private, not-for-profit company and charity which derives most of its
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Jisc provides ICT infrastructure and related services to all HEIs, FECs and most research establishments across the UK. It is a private, not-for-profit company and charity which derives most of its funding via grant.1. Provision of Shared Digital InfrastructureThe provision of shared digital infrastructure and services (Janet). 300+ organisations and links to all major networks worldwide.2.The negotiation of sector-wide deals with IT vendors and commercial publishers.Jisc acts as intelligent customer and demand aggregator for the FE sector to secure preferential rates to commercial publications and services. The grant funds e-books for FE whereby about 40 of the most-used titles are made freely available to FE students. The most recent refresh of the titles focused on English and Maths.3.Trusted advice and practical assistanceJisc provides free advice on the use of ICT in supporting curriculum delivery and BAU back-office functions. The advice is expert and unbiased. Jisc provides bespoke advice to colleges on a commercial basis. At a more granular level, according to Jisc's website, its services, which are included the subscription that FE providers pay, are separated into six core services. Connectivity/ Trust and Identity/ Cyber Security/ Cloud/ Data Analytics/ Libraries, Learning and Support and Research.
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| Department for Education - Joint Info Systems |
| £13,991,000 |
01/04/2019
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Jisc provides ICT infrastructure and related services to all HEIs, FECs and most research establishments across the UK. It is a private, not for profit company and charity which derives most of its
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Jisc provides ICT infrastructure and related services to all HEIs, FECs and most research establishments across the UK. It is a private, not for profit company and charity which derives most of its funding via grant.1. Provision of Shared Digital InfrastructureThe provision of shared digital infrastructure and services (Janet). 300+ organisations and links to all major networks worldwide.2.The negotiation of sector-wide deals with IT vendors and commercial publishers.The negotiation of sector-wide deals with IT vendors and commercial publishers. Jisc acts as intelligent customer and demand aggregator for the FE sector to secure preferential rates to commercial publications and services. The grant funds e-books for FE whereby about 40 of the most used titles are made freely available to FE students. The most recent refresh of the titles focused on English and Maths.3.Trusted advice and practical assistanceJisc provides free advice on the use of ICT in supporting curriculum delivery and BAU back-office functions. The advice is expert and unbiased. Jisc provides bespoke advice to colleges on a commercial basis. At a more granular level, according to Jiscs website; Jisc's services which is included the subscription that FE providers pay are separated into six core services. Connectivity/ Trust and Identity/ Cyber Security/ Cloud/ Data Analytics/ Libraries, Learning and Support and Research
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