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Getting the most out of your National Research and Education Network
The Janet Network provides UK HE, FE and research institutions (and increasing numbers of schools and other public sector bodies) with an entire ecosystem of vital connectivity services.
byNeil ShewryKeep your sanity and stay positive with Dr Estelle King at Networkshop
Ahead of her breakout session at Networkshop 2025, Dr Estelle King shares practical advice and philosophy on how you can stay connected, adaptable and resilient in challenging times.
byDr Estelle KingNew university spin-out register launched
Jisc launched a first-of-its-kind register of UK university spin-out companies to provide information about spin-out firms created by UK universities.
byVikas DhawanandTlyssa PlesterandDan CookEverything you want to know about cloud but are too afraid to ask
Cloud computing offers greater flexibility and scalability, and more opportunities for innovation.
byGeorge OosthuizenPutting AI into action, with Professor Judy Williams
Professor Judy Williams, pro-vice-chancellor of Queen’s University Belfast, outlines how a positive approach to technological change is delivering game-changing benefits for staff, students and the wider university community.
byProfessor Judy WilliamsEverything you want to know about cyber but are too afraid to ask
Curious about cyber security but not sure where to start? Explore the answers to the questions you're afraid to ask, with practical tips on staying secure and how Jisc can help.
bySteve HowardFive reasons why the Janet Network is the backbone of connectivity for independent schools
Whether you're reviewing your school's digital setup or just curious about better connectivity, here’s why the Janet Network is becoming a trusted choice for independent schools like yours.
byGabrielle McEvansTailor your organisation’s cyber defences: it’s smarter than relying on an off-the-peg solution
Implementing cloud security solutions without configuring them correctly might mean missing out on features that boost your organisation’s resilience and save on costs.
byRichard JacksonNext generation open access negotiations at teaching-focused institutions: what matters to us
In preparation for Jisc’s next generation open access (OA) negotiations, UK universities, whether research or teaching-focused, have been reassessing their publishing relationships.
byJudith CarrandAnna FrancaBerlin 17 and the road to next generation open access
The 17th OA2020 Conference at Harnack House, Berlin, brought together 150 representatives from 40 countries to evaluate global progress toward open access.
bySarah Roughley Barake