
The Alliance Research Software (RS) Strategy for 2025-2030 (the RS Strategy) builds on past RS foundations, leverages the strengths of past RS programs, while at the same time addressing the weaknesses of having a historically disjoint and uncoordinated national strategy for RS.The RS Strategy presents: - an overview of the current state of the RS landscape nationally and internationally; - a set of challenges and opportunities in RS service provision for the Alliance as a national funder, service provider and coordinator; - a vision and goals to support the complete RS lifecycle (developing, deploying, and sustaining) while also developing career paths for the research software experts (RSEs) who create and support it; - strategic recommendations that will increase the value of an integrated DRI ecosystem by focusing on high-value aspects of RS and in particular where RS overlaps with Advanced Research Computing (ARC) and Research Data Management (RDM).
coordination, cybersecurity, research software (RS), training & support, funding, capacity, infrastructure, research data, research software ecosystem, governance, framework, platforms, community, strategy, events, policy
coordination, cybersecurity, research software (RS), training & support, funding, capacity, infrastructure, research data, research software ecosystem, governance, framework, platforms, community, strategy, events, policy
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