Catalog Management Sample Clauses
The Catalog Management clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for maintaining and updating a list of products or services offered under the agreement. It typically outlines how new items are added, existing items are modified or removed, and the process for communicating changes between the parties. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear, up-to-date reference for what is available, reducing misunderstandings and facilitating smooth operations.
Catalog Management. The Contractor shall:
a) Support the management of a service catalog;
b) Generate service catalog reports on a monthly basis or as required at the task order level.
Catalog Management. The Contractor shall:
a) Develop and manage the design of a service catalog that includes integration with other service management capabilities such as asset valuation, procurement and contract writing system management, incident and problem management, change management, and configuration management;
b) Design and develop reports for presentation of service catalog data to various stakeholders.
Catalog Management. IBM will create and maintain online supplier catalogs as the result of the initial migration and strategic sourcing efforts. As part of the ongoing Strategic Sourcing Services, IBM will support and maintain additional catalogs as a result of the ongoing strategic sourcing efforts. IBM will bring new supplier catalogs into the system, test and stage those catalogs prior to moving them to production, and will set up the proper authorizations to allow Solectron requesters to buy from them. Authorized IBM buyers must approve each catalog for use in the production environment.