Examples about how gaps or unclear areas can lead to next steps – a topic from Exercise: define your reason for starting.
Real-world example
ELIXIR Germany: training as a starting point
Start with an activity that people already recognise and need.
Real-world example
ELIXIR Italy: inclusion in the Service Delivery Plan
A formal process can help clarify how services are classified, reviewed and included in wider Node and ELIXIR planning.
Real-world example
ELIXIR Luxembourg: website as a collaboration platform
A shared website can become more than a communication channel.
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ELIXIR Netherlands: identifying where the Node can add value
Use a rough first version to start the conversation.
Real-world example
ELIXIR Norway: turning compliance into cultural change
Link services to needs that researchers already recognise.
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ELIXIR Spain: Research Data Management training to boost capacity building and community engagement
How RDM training in ELIXIR Spain grew from one-off talks into shared, hands-on courses that build capacity and community.
Real-world example
ELIXIR Sweden: training activity strategy
A strategy can help a team move from first come, first served to more deliberate choices.