Accessibility Advisory Committee Sample Clauses

Accessibility Advisory Committee hCentive will collaborate with Optum and Customer and communicate throughout the Project with and among the Accessibility Testing Vendor and other accessibility testing vendors, as well as the Accessibility Advisory Committee (“AAC”). The AAC, which shall be comprised of at least one representative from each of Optum, Customer and certain agencies of the Commonwealth designated by Customer, which may include, without limitation, the Massachusetts Office on Disability, Executive Department disability coordinators, Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, Massachusetts Commission for the Blind and Massachusetts Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, shall meet during the Project. The purpose of such meetings shall be to discuss any questions relating to accessibility testing or any other accessibility requirements and to ensure that any concerns raised by a member of the AAC or a third party regarding accessibility of the Software are discussed, identified and addressed.
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Accessibility Advisory Committee. Client and Contractor will collaborate and communicate throughout the provision of the Services with and among any Third Party Vendors, including, without limitation, COTS vendors and Accessibility Testing Vendors, as well as with the Accessibility Advisory Committee (“AAC”). The AAC, which shall be comprised of at least one representative from each of Contractor, Client and certain agencies of the Commonwealth designated by Client, which may include, without limitation, the Massachusetts Office on Disability, Executive Department disability coordinators, Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, Massachusetts Commission for the Blind and Massachusetts Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, shall convene for its first meeting as soon as reasonably possible, but no later than ten (10) Business Days after the Effective Date. Following such initial meeting, the AAC shall meet as mutually agreed to by Client and Contractor in consultation with the AAC, but, at a minimum, once a quarter during the Term. The purpose of such meetings shall be to discuss any questions relating to accessibility testing or any other requirements set forth in this Section 14.2 and to ensure that any concerns raised by a member of the AAC or a third-party regarding accessibility of each System are discussed, identified and addressed as required in this Section 14.2.
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Accessibility Advisory Committee hCentive will collaborate with Licensee and Customer and communicate throughout the Project and Massachusetts New XXX/IES Program with and among the Accessibility Testing Vendor and other accessibility testing vendors, as well as the Accessibility Advisory Committee (“AAC”). The AAC, which shall be comprised of at least one representative from each of Licensee, Customer and certain agencies of the Commonwealth designated by Customer, which may include, without limitation, the Massachusetts Office on Disability, Executive Department disability coordinators, Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, Massachusetts Commission for the Blind and Massachusetts Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, shall meet during the Project and the Massachusetts New XXX/IES Program. The purpose of such meetings shall be to discuss any questions relating to accessibility testing or any other accessibility requirements and to ensure that any concerns raised by a member of the AAC or a third party regarding accessibility of the Software are discussed, identified and addressed.
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Accessibility Advisory Committee. The Accessibility Advisory Committee (“AAC”), which shall be comprised of at least one representative from Contractor, Client and certain agencies of the Commonwealth designated by Client, including, without limitation, ITD, Massachusetts Office on Disability, Executive Department disability coordinators, Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, Massachusetts Commission for the Blind and Massachusetts Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, shall convene for its first meeting no later than sixty (60) calendar days after the Effective Date. Following such initial meeting, the AAC shall meet at least once per week until such time as the purpose of the AAC and its members has been established and the members of the AAC have determined how the AAC will align with the implementation of the Program. Thereafter, the AAC shall meet at least once every other week until the members agree that such meetings can occur on a less frequent basis. The purpose of such meetings shall be to discuss any questions relating to accessibility testing or any other requirements set forth in this Section 6.5 and to ensure that any concerns raised by a member of the AAC or a third party regarding accessibility of the Integrated System are sufficiently addressed. Contractor shall work with the AAC to create a plan for accessibility testing, configuration, workarounds, work with third party accessibility contractors, creation of accessible documentation, delivery of accessible training and maintenance, and timely and effective communication with the AAC and with the community of persons with disabilities, and implementation of mitigations required by ITD in connection with a waiver. Contractor shall integrate such plan into each Task Order under this Agreement, as applicable. Software Development under the Contract. Prior to providing any Services under this Agreement, including, without limitation, design work, Contractor’s Program Manager and design professionals shall meet with Client’s Program Manager to review the ITD Standards and the AT/IT Environment List, and to discuss their impact on the design process. Contractor shall test every Software Deliverable under this Agreement, including the custom code created to customize Third Party Software and any Updates thereto developed under this Agreement, against the ITD Standards, and for interoperability with the AT/IT Environment listed in the AT/IT Environment List. At the time each such Deliverable is delivered to Client, Cont...
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