Change Advisory Board Sample Clauses

Change Advisory Board. A change advisory board (“Change Advisory Board” or “CAB”) will be comprised of representatives from both County and Supplier. The purpose of the CAB is to ensure all Asset and environmental configuration Changes are planned, analyzed, Implemented, tested, Approved, and seamlessly transitioned to a production support state. The CAB will meet on a regularly scheduled basis to discuss and Approve planned Changes. County has an established County-wide CAB process based upon industry Best Practices. Supplier will participate in County’s CAB process and present all Changes occurring and related to the Services. Supplier will also participate on an as requested basis with County on all other Changes occurring outside of Services under the direction of the County CAB. Supplier shall track and integrate Changes with configuration Management, with Changes requiring routine review and configurations audited for accuracy. County will provide a Change Management system that Supplier shall use to provide a high degree of control and minimize disruptions caused by Change Implementation. County’s Change Management system will be used for all Changes to the County environment initiated by Supplier and/or County personnel. Supplier responsibilities with respect to the CAB include the tasks, subtasks, and Deliverables set forth in Table 41 (CAB Responsibilities) below. Table 41. CAB Responsibilities CAB Responsibilities
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