Collection of Untraditionally Developed Academic IT Services in Eastern Europe
Deep and radical social reforms of the last century-s
nineties in many Eastern European countries caused changes in
Information Technology-s (IT) field. Inefficient information
technologies were rapidly replaced with forefront IT solutions, e.g.,
in Eastern European countries there is a high level penetration of
qualitative high-speed Internet. The authors have taken part in the
introduction of those changes in Latvia-s leading IT research
institute. Grounding on their experience authors in this paper offer an
IT services based model for analysis the mentioned changes- and
development processes in the higher education and research fields,
i.e., for research e-infrastructure-s development. Compare to the
international practice such services were developed in Eastern Europe
in an untraditional way, which provided swift and positive
technological changes.
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ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Letizia Tanca (Politecnico di Milano, Italy),
Milan, 7-9 November 2011
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Lecture notes in Computer Science, Subseries: IFIP - Advances in
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Systems and Informatics (ICSAI 2012) 19-20 May 2012. Yantai
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Advancements in Computing Technology, Seul, Korea, December 2-5
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[1] I. Opmane, R. Balodis, "Objectives of Research e-Infrastructure
Development in Latvia", In Politecnico di Milano, Informatics Europe
ECSS 2011 Informatics Transforming Society p.p. 87-96, 7th Annual
European Computer Science Summit Proceedings Bertrand Meyer (
ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Letizia Tanca (Politecnico di Milano, Italy),
Milan, 7-9 November 2011
[2] R. Balodis, I. Opmane, "History of Data Centre Development" p. 128-
151 Reflections on the History of Computing: Processing Memories and
Sharing Stories History of Computing Ed. Arthur Tatnall (Victoria
University, Australia) IFIP AICT Volume 178, The Book Serie:
Lecture notes in Computer Science, Subseries: IFIP - Advances in
Information and Communication Technology.
[3] R. Balodis, I. Opmane, L. Truksans, "Unified computing facility design
based on open source software," 2012 International Conference on
Systems and Informatics (ICSAI 2012) 19-20 May 2012. Yantai
University pp.337- 342, IEEExplore Digital Library DOI:
10.1109/ICSAI.2012.6223629.
[4] R. Balodis, I. Opmane, "Moving Secondary Schools to Power of Cloud,"
Conference ICACT2012: 2012: 3rd International Conference on
Advancements in Computing Technology, Seul, Korea, December 2-5
2012
[5] http://www.sourcingfocus.com/site/blogentry/4674/, Jim Stikeleather .
Three Core Types of Innovation. December 22, 2011
[6] .http://ec.europa.eu/research/infrastructures/pdf/esfristrategy_
report_and_roadmap.pdf, European Strategy Forum on
Research Infrastructures. Strategy Report on Research Infrastructures.
Roadmap 2010
[7] https://portal.nordu.net/display/.../Baltic+Ring+Design+Study, Baltic
Ring Design Study - NORDUnet Wiki - NORDUnet Portal, 2011
[8] Ellen Hasset et al., IT Outsourcing in Higher Education., 2002,
http://net.educause.edu
[9] NRENs-Strategic Perspective on Storage and Cloud ÔÇ×Build or Buy"
Green Paper v0.5 Peter Szegedi (Terena), 2011, 2011,
http://www.terena.org/activities/tf-storage/Storage-and-cloud-v5.pdf
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nineties in many Eastern European countries caused changes in
Information Technology-s (IT) field. Inefficient information
technologies were rapidly replaced with forefront IT solutions, e.g.,
in Eastern European countries there is a high level penetration of
qualitative high-speed Internet. The authors have taken part in the
introduction of those changes in Latvia-s leading IT research
institute. Grounding on their experience authors in this paper offer an
IT services based model for analysis the mentioned changes- and
development processes in the higher education and research fields,
i.e., for research e-infrastructure-s development. Compare to the
international practice such services were developed in Eastern Europe
in an untraditional way, which provided swift and positive
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