November 2011
In This Issue
- InCommon Receives Online Trust Leadership Award
- Federate with Research.gov
- InCommon Sets 2012 Fees
- Resources Available from Internet2 Member Meeting
- First Year of Certificate Service: Tens of Thousands Issued
- New Participants in October
InCommon Receives
Online Trust Leadership Award
The Online Trust Alliance has presented InCommon with its 2011 Online Trust Leadership Award in the “Excellence in Higher Education” category. The award recognizes InCommon for its leadership and commitment to best practices, services and technologies that enhance online trust.
InCommon participants can provide their faculty and staff with the ability to log into the National Science Foundation's Research.gov site using their university-issued user ID and password. Once logged into Research.gov using university credentials, PIs and co-PIs can connect seamlessly to FastLane's Principal Investigator services.
InCommon Sets 2012 Fees
The InCommon Steering Committee has approved a new fee schedule for 2012, the first increase since 2010. Under the new fee schedule, annual participation fees will range from $1,180 to $3,250.
Resources from
Internet2 Member Meeting
A number of print and video items from the 2011 Fall Member Meeting are now available. See the links and downloads here.
First Year of Certificate Service:
Tens of Thousands Issued
Comodo, InCommon's partner in the InCommon Certificate Service, has announced that it has issued tens of thousands of certificates to more than 120 colleges and universities in the first year of the InCommon Certificate Service. Read Comodo's release . . .
New Participants in October
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