The SC is composed of one representative per beneficiary institution involved in the project and is chaired by the Coordinator. The SC is responsible for the strategic orientation of the project and to supervise and drive the project’s progress and development. The members of the SC regularly meet (at least twice a year and as often as necessary) to discuss the progress of the project in person or using web conferencing. The SC votes in accordance with the rules detailed in the CA. Its role is to launch, implement and supervise together with the Coordinator each stage of the project.
Main responsibilities:
• supervise the exchange programme
• implement the project
• follow all budget related matters
• coordinate the preparation of the reports and deliverables
In the unlikely event of conflict arising among the project members (conflict between partners, legal conflict, etc.), the SC will act as arbitrator.

A representative from each academic institution sits on the Sc.C. The Sc.C makes recommendations about research topics for the seminars, conferences, talks and exhibition. Members of the Sc.C receive the proposals of papers for the scientific events. They decide on the program, the organisation of panels, the chairing of panels and they contact potential keynote speakers.
The Sc.C is also in charge of contacting contributors for the publication of the collective works. They ensure that each contribution is peer-reviewed, properly revised and edited by the contributor. The Sc.C coordinates the editorial tasks and will be in contact with the publishers. The members of the Scientific Committee meet at least twice a year.
Main responsibilities:
• Prepare and disseminate call for papers and call for contributions for the conferences and the publication of collective works
• Suggest keynote speakers for conferences
• Set up conference program, organize panels and round tables
• Define the abstract evaluation procedure
• Contact potential contributors for the publication of the collective works
• Organize a blind peer review procedure
• Send the feedback of reviewers to the contributors
• Maintain and develop the editorial schedule
• Organising the final closing conference of the DIGITENS project

The expertise of the EC will ensure the quality of the research and the appropriateness of each entry of the DIGITENS encyclopedia.
Main responsibilities:
• Ensuring coherence and quality of entries
• Certifying the copyright for any information, images or external sources has been properly ascertained
• Making sure each entry is suitable for public dissemination
• Ensuring contributors of entries of collaborative writing are credited appropriately for their work.
• Maintaining and developing the editorial schedule
• Finding connections between entries to encourage multiplicity to the research.
• Identifying areas that need developing
• Chasing late or delayed entries

The CC is responsible for organising and advertising all of the events scheduled throughout the project. The CC members is responsible for enrolling local teams when hosting an event in their institution or local area. They are encouraged to involve university students at graduate levels to aid in the organisation of the workshops, talks, conferences or colloquiums, to provide them with experience of event organisation, as well as communicate with local businesses who may be interested in providing catering, bookstalls, materials or other visual aids to ensure public interest and support the local community.
Main responsibilities:
• Advertising the project and events on social media
• Sourcing other potential media, such as magazine and newspaper articles, radio and television appearances
• Ensuring communication with all target audiences
• Work with Coordinator and Steering Committee (SC) to ensure suitable funding for events
• Offering assistance for events planning with other members