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But that's just the beginning. Having a roadmap will do little good without effort to build the features described in it. Please consider how you, or someone at your institution can contribute to the development of features in the roadmap. We will go further faster with more contributed effort. And as with any open source project, if a group of institutions self-organize to implement particular features, that will be welcomed.
How does the VIVO Project work? Some folks want to know more about how the project works. How do we make decisions? How do we get work done? Who contributes time and effort? How do things get organized? Turns out its a bit simple than you might think. And its written down. Three key documents "govern" the VIVO project, describing structure, membership, decision making, community participation and more. All three of these documents can be found with one click from the left hand menu of the VIVO Wiki home page. One click. Left hand menu. VIVO Wiki home page. The three documents are the VIVO Project Charter, the VIVO Strategic Plan, and the new VIVO Roadmap Process. Here's the skinny:
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