La California institute on of Telecommunications and Infromation Technology (Calit2) [2] de la University of California San Diego lance le portail Research.Intelligence [3]dont le but est d’utiliser les technologies Web 2.0 afin d’outiller les chercheurs pour qu’ils puissent trouver de nouveaux fonds et partenaires de recherches.
“We wanted to take some of the lessons learned from commercial business intelligence efforts and then apply them to the business of a research university,” says project leader Jerry Sheehan, manager of government relations for the UCSD division. “This portal is a living experiment in how data mining, visualization and Web 2.0 technologies can be used to support the research endeavor.”
Bon, les copains de l’Université de Montréal, du CIRANO et de HEC Montréal, ça devrait vous inspirer?
Via un courriel de Bill St-Arnaud [4]