What does NIH mean in computer software?

Not Invented Here Syndrome (NIH) The Not Invented Here Syndrome is a social phenomenon that describes the unwillingness of adopting an idea or a product because of its origin. read more

The Not Invented Here Syndrome is a social phenomenon that describes the unwillingness of adopting an idea or a product because of its origin. In this context already existing technologies, knowledge or solutions are avoided/ignored by a persistent social, corporate or institutional culture. read more

NIH has included a list of the most common questionable items in the NIH Grants Policy Statement (https://grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/nihgps/HTML5/section_7/7_cost_consideration.htm). If NIH discovers an unallowable cost in your budget, generally we will discount that cost from your total award amount, so it is in your best interest to avoid requesting unallowable costs. read more