Over the past decade, it has been standard practice in academic institutions for data centres to be the primary location for services related to supporting data. With the advent of changing funder requirements related to research data, data support has quickly become foremost on the minds of administrators across campuses. At the University of Guelph, seemingly disparate groups are now collaborating to provide a suite of services in support of research and the data it produces. This presentation will probe the emerging trend of bringing together expertise from different stakeholders in order to streamline services while enriching the level and depth of support available to researchers.