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|Purpose=The Commerce, Energy, NASA, Defense Information Managers Group, now known as CENDI, coordinates the management and dissemination of scientific and technical information across key U.S. federal agencies. It enhances interagency collaboration to improve access to and use of federal research and development outputs.
|Purpose=CENDI coordinates scientific info management across U.S. federal agencies, boosting collaboration to enhance access to research outputs.
|Website=https://cendi.gov
|Website=https://cendi.gov
|ProgramStart=1970s (formalized 1985)
|ProgramStart=1970s (formalized 1985)
|InitialFunding=Not specified; supported by member agency budgets
|InitialFunding=Not specified; supported by member agency budgets
|Duration=Ongoing
|Duration=Ongoing
|Historic=false
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'''Commerce, Energy, NASA, Defense Information Managers Group''' (CENDI) is a collaborative interagency program initially formed in the 1970s by information managers from the Departments of Commerce, Energy, NASA, and Defense to address shared challenges in managing scientific and technical information (STI). Now known simply as CENDI, it coordinates the management and dissemination of STI across these and other federal agencies, enhancing collaboration to improve access to and use of federal research and development outputs, with a notable expansion to include digital information strategies and open science initiatives. Its evolution reflects a shift from informal cooperation to a structured partnership that supports federal STI policy and practices.
'''Commerce, Energy, NASA, Defense Information Managers Group''' (CENDI) is a collaborative interagency program initially formed in the 1970s by information managers from the Departments of Commerce, Energy, NASA, and Defense to address shared challenges in managing scientific and technical information (STI). Now known simply as CENDI, it coordinates the management and dissemination of STI across these and other federal agencies, enhancing collaboration to improve access to and use of federal research and development outputs, with a notable expansion to include digital information strategies and open science initiatives. Its evolution reflects a shift from informal cooperation to a structured partnership that supports federal STI policy and practices.