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Revision as of 07:59, 23 May 2020
Organization, resources and technology form the three legged stool upon which Noolaham
Foundation stands. Technology is an integral component of all of Noolaham Foundation
activities. Technology Infrastructure and Development sector is responsible for developing,
deploying and maintaining a range of technologies including scanning technologies, digital
preservation infrastructure, digital library/archive software, and collaboration tools. The
following processes come under this sector:
Process 15 : Tech Infrastructure Management
Process 16 : Technology Services & Software Development
Process 17 : Technology Research Lab (NF Lab)
Contents
Technology Roadmap
Applications & Automation Scripts
Template:Applications & Automation Scripts
Software Development Procedure
Noolaham Foundation undertakes focused software development projects such as enhancing Digital Library platform or automating specific aspects of the operations. Technical projects have additional requirements such as the development of Software Requirements Specifications. For further details see here.
