Common NREN Information Model 2013
Basic Information

Updated: 9 July 2013 at 17:36
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  1. Consortium GARR
  2. Consortium GARR
  3. GARR
  4. GARR
  5. Via dei Tizii, 6
    00185 Rome
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  7. Italy
  8. + 39 06 4962 2044
  9. +39 06 4962 2000
  10. info@garr.it
  11. http://www.garr.it
  12. 1988
  13. 1987
  14. 2002
  15. http://www.garr.it/a/garr/garr/storia
  16. (x)Separate legal entity of its own
    ( )Not a legal entity of its own, but part of a larger organisation
    ( )Not a separate legal entity and also not part of a larger organisation
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  18. ( )We are a government agency or part of a ministry
    ( )The Government appoints at least half of the members of our Governing body
    (x)There is an indirect relationship (for example if at least half the members of your Governing body are appointed by research and education institutions that in itself are (largely) government-funded)
    ( )No formal relationship
    ( )Other, please explain below
  20. GARR is composed by all subjects representing the Italian Academic and Scientific Research Community.
    The main governance of GARR is the Board of directors, which is composed of the President and six members appointed by CNR, ENEA, INFN and Fondazione CRUI on behalf of the Italian Universities. For all technical and scientific evaluations GARR refers to a Technical and Scientific Committee composed by 13 members. The management of GARR is headed by a Director.
  21. http://www.garr.it/a/garr/garr/organigramma
  22. (x)Yes ( )No
  23. http://www.garr.it/a/utenti/regole-di-accesso
  24. (x)Yes ( )No
  25. http://www.garr.it/b/eng/garr-en/aup-eng-home
  26. ( )Yes (x)No
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  28. (x)Yes ( )No
  29. ( )Yes (x)No
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  31. ( )Yes (x)No ( )Planned
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  34. In June 2012 Consortium GARR founding members adopted a Statute amendment that introduced new purposes for the Association. The new statutory purposes are:
    facilitating harmonization and cooperation in the field of research through the exploitation of leading-edge e-Infrastructures, both at a national and international level;
    promoting and fostering the development of means to facilitate the exploitation of the cloud and storage resources, both at a national and at international level, by providing the services needed to keep the e-Infrastructure at the international standards.
    As a consequence, in February 2013, the new Distributed Computing and Storage Department was created, besides the Network Departed already extisting.