Projects

DeiC is involved in a number of national and international projects about research and the use of technology.

All internal projects follow the DeiC project model. All development projects with a budget of DKK 200.000 or above must be approved by the board before they are started. All development projects below DKK 200.000 must be approved by the chairman of the board.

On-going projects

DeiC employees also participate in development projects under the GÉANT project in collaboration with NORDUnet.

Revised
15 Feb 2024

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