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BackgroundVarious efforts are being undertaken to address different aspects of the overall problem of sustainability. As part of the ESFRI process (http://www.esfri.eu/), the field of digital research infrastructures is being advanced through individual projects. These have worked on Software Maturity Models (CESSDA) and a Service Life Cycle (DARIAH) and created general Software Quality Guidelines (CLARIAH), informing the basis of all development efforts and processes. During the workshop, we will be introduced to these concepts and the problems they address. On the second day, we will spread into group sessions to discuss possible connections between them as well as the missing links.The workshop is inspired by ongoing discussions within DARIAH, Humanities at Scale, DESIR and beyond. It brings together leading experts from the digital research infrastructures CESSDA (https://www.cessda.eu/), CLARIN (https://www.clarin.eu/) and DARIAH (http://www.dariah.eu/) in an effort to engage with the wider community.Programme9 October13:00-14:00 Registration / Lunch14:00-14:05 Welcome: Marco Raciti (DARIAH-EU)14:05-14:30 Introduction: Carsten Thiel (SUB)14:30-15:00 CESSDA Software Maturity Model: John Shepherdson (UK Data Service)15:00-15:30 CLARIAH-NL Software Quality Guidelines: Reinier de Valk (DANS)15:30-15:45 Coffee break15:45-16:15 DARIAH-DE Service Life Cycle: Danah Tonne (KIT)16:15-16:45 The infrastructure viewDARIAH-EU: Tibor Kalman (GWDG)CESSDA: Hossein Abroshan (Cessda MO)CLARIN: Matej Durco (OEAW)16:45-17:00 Coffee break17:00-17:30 Plenary session17:30-18:30 &#8220;A different point of view&#8221; &#8211; external keynote: Phillip Hagedorn (GfK DE)19:30 Dinner followed by &#8216;discussion over beer and wine&#8217;10 October09:30-10:00 Re-cap of the first day10:00-11:00 First group discussion11:00-11:30 Coffee break11:30-12:30 Second group discussion12:30-13:00 Group reports, results and next steps13:00-14:00 LunchOrganisational TeamCarsten Thiel (DARIAH-DE)Marco Raciti (DARIAH-EU)ApplicationThe workshop is open to anyone interested in software quality and sustainability. We strongly invite experienced developers and project managers to participate, as well as anyone identifying with the spectrum in between. Collaboratively we hope to align existing efforts with your needs and requirements to shape a common catalogue of rules and criteria applicable to many infrastructures and research initiatives.RegistrationPlease fill in the application form at eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/software-sustainability-quality-and-re-usability-tickets-35911777092