Sustainability model

To sustain an organization over time requires a stable system of governance, a 'product' that is required and priced to fit the market, an organization that can deliver that 'product' quickly and efficiently to clients, a way to maintain the awareness of the organization and its 'product' among its 'clients', a system of quality control that ensures that its clients receive what they pay for at the price they agree to pay, and a way for the organization to respond to changes in a timely and cost effective way.  This sustainability model addresses these aspects.

1) NANSLO RDN Governance and Management:

This page proposes a governance structure that will be fiscally responsible, maintain RWSL Standards, and be sensitive to inevitable changes so that the entire NANSLO RDN can evolve as pedagogy and technologies change.

a) Roles and Positions (Who does What)

2) Costs and Revenue

RWSL Node Costs

3) RWSL Tech and User Support Network

This would be a network of techs from all RWSL service institutions who will share expertise and fixes across the system.  It is important that each institution contribute to this network and all will draw benefit from it.

4) Faculty Components

This page reviews the academic components of the NANSLO RDN including the Disciplinary Panels, the Peer-to-Peer Exchange, and the Faculty Sandbox.

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