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InCommon Collaboration Success Program (CSP)

University Corporation for Advanced

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Funding Amount

Varies

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

InCommon Collaboration Success Program (CSP)

Overview: A fee-based, cohort-driven program that supports institutions' identity and access management (IAM) goals through collaboration among participants, program alumni, seasoned community implementers, and subject matter experts.

Geographic Scope: United States research and education institutions

Focus Areas:

Identity and Access Management (IAM) implementation

Shibboleth, Grouper, COmanage, and midPoint software deployment

IAM strategy alignment with business needs

Technology assessment and planning

Program Format:

Cohort-based: Groups of institutions participate together, typically 7-9 participants per cohort

Duration: Multi-month engagement (approximately August to June)

Support structure: Peer support, expert consultancy, and hands-on training

Key Features:

Personalized assessments with suggested actions to advance IAM plans

Eight seats in InCommon Trusted Access Platform training (Shibboleth, Grouper, COmanage, midPoint)

Hosted workbench to model plans with containerized InCommon software suite

Priority access to developers and community implementers

Access to InCommon Catalysts before, during, and after the program for consultancy

Alumni network: Ongoing peer support from previous cohort participants

Program Benefits:

Clear understanding of current IAM state of affairs

Identification and elimination of unsuitable solutions

Better understanding of staffing levels and future needs

Opportunity to change course if interim solutions are needed

Scalability assessment for proposed changes

Participation: As of June 2023, 37 institutions total have participated (9 in 2022-23 cohort + 28 previous cohorts)

Contact: Email training@incommon.org

How to Apply

Application Process

Expression of Interest:
1. Complete interest form by deadline (historically July 17 for programs beginning in August)
2. Note: Form completion is NOT a firm commitment
3. Internet2 staff follow up to discuss plans and fit for program

Evaluation Criteria:

Institutional commitment to IAM goals

Readiness to participate in collaborative cohort

Alignment with program timeline and requirements

Current IAM implementation status (accepts both new and experienced participants)

Participation Requirements:

Commitment to full program duration (typically 9-10 months)

Staff participation in training and assessment activities

Engagement with peer cohort members

Fee-based program (cost not specified in provided materials)

Selection Process:

Applications reviewed by InCommon team