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JISC Advance, a not-for-profit organisation, brings together the collective expertise of JISC Digital Media, JISC infoNet, JISC Legal, JISCMail, JISC Netskills, JISC Procureweb, JISC TechDis and the JISC RSCs to address the new and challenging requirements emerging within the education and research communities and beyond, providing a comprehensive source of knowledge and support, inspiring progress through technology to meet individual needs.

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