JISC CNI Meeting, Edinburgh 2010
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Presentation on RepUK and supporting innovation given to the JISC CNI Meeting, Edinburgh, 02/07/2010
Presentation on RepUK and supporting innovation given to the JISC CNI Meeting, Edinburgh, 02/07/2010
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SOA?
lots of standards based apis allowing seamless interoperability
I think this is an antipattern In software engineering terms, an anti-pattern is a design approach which seems plausible and attractive but which has been shown, with practice to be non-optimal or even counter-productive.
orange stuff is what actually gets built and delivered
the users are yellow because they represent an expected demand, rather than an actual demand
major investment in UI is wasted. Investment in APIs is also wasted
neither infrastructure, nor focussed end-user service
investment in API is immediately realised - service is built on API - both infrastructure and service
risk of locally built focussed app is reduced because API is developed anyway. This might be orange if properly understood. It might be OK to be yellow because might be R&D
reality will be more than this.
rapid innovation projects - 6 months, small grants, waste of time and money assembling the data. Lot’s of interest in linked data R&D on this data set.
business intelligence - shape of UK research, gap analysis, topic maps etc.
opportunistic developers
blue is wholly controlled by the project - we might call this infrastructure
yellow is negotiated between RepUK and developer projects. This might eventually become a candidate for infrastructure
google & SEO from HTML & RDFa