Launch event of the new DMPonline.be

Monday 16 Nov 2026, 10:00 → 16:00 Europe/Brussels

Mississippi (Belnet)

Mississippi

Belnet

Bolivar 30 Boulevard Simon Bolivar 30 B 2 1000 Brussels

Description

Whether you are completely new to DMPonline.be or already familiar with the platform, this event offers an opportunity to learn, connect and exchange.

The morning session will provide an accessible introduction to the platform and its latest developments and can be attended in-person or via Teams.

The afternoon workshop is in-person only and will focus on peer-to-peer exchange around practical use cases and real-world applications of the new functionalities. The afternoon session will be mostly tailored for seasoned users, but researchers, DPOs, data stewards, IT specialists, institutional administrators, research support staff... from the whole community are welcome.

Contact

events@belnet.be

Registration

Participation (in-person)

Remote participation (via Teams)

- 10:00 → 10:30
  
  Welcome coffee 30m
- 10:30 → 12:00
  
  Introducing the new DMPonline.be (in-person or via Teams) 1h 30m
  
  • Introduction to the FedOSC project and how DMPonline.be fits into its scope of Open and FAIR research
  • Looking back on the platform's evolution from 2024 to today
  • General presentation of DMPonline.be purpose and functionalities, including core ones and newly developed ones
  • Presentation of DMPonline.be service: pricing, onboarding procedures for new organisations.
- 12:00 → 13:00
  
  Lunch 1h
- 13:00 → 15:00
  
  Exploring institutional workflows with DMPonline (in-person only) 2h
  
  The session is designed as a collaborative exploration of existing DMPonline.be functionality and its application in institutional contexts, with the aim of helping organisations explore and adopt the platform's newly released capabilities, rather than to provide detailed, customised implementation plans.
- 15:00 → 16:00
  
  Regrouped community exchange and next steps (in-person only) 1h
  
  After the split session, we will regroup and together identify concrete ways to turn our discussions into actionable outputs that the community can continue to use and build on after the FedOSC project ends.