The Software Sustainability Institute
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Software is not static. New functionality is needed, hardware evolves, staff come and go and sources of funding change. To survive in this volatile environment, software developers must respond to changes and act to ensure that their users get the best from their software. The Software Sustainability Institute can help ensure a future for your software. We will work with your project and use our expertise in software development, project management and community building to further your research. |
The Software Sustainability Institute works with researchers to identify and shape the software considered to be important to research. We provide a range of free and paid-for services which ensure that software is maintained, made available to a wider user base and its potential for sustainability is maximised. If you would like to work with us, please contact info [at] software [dot] ac [dot] uk. |
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