Common Technology Clause Samples
The COMMON TECHNOLOGY clause defines the shared technological tools, platforms, or systems that both parties will use or have access to under the agreement. This may include specifying particular software, hardware, or communication protocols that are necessary for collaboration or service delivery. By clearly identifying the technology to be used, the clause ensures compatibility, streamlines operations, and reduces the risk of misunderstandings or technical conflicts between the parties.
Common Technology. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • Integration of services within and across agencies and systems • Streamlining resources and programs • Sharing information on customers, agency services, and labor market needs • Unifying measure and accountability, and • Developing common data systems to track progress.
Common Technology. Participate in the planned development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamlining resources and programs • information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs, insofar as permitted by Federal or State law or regulation • unifying measurement and accountability of the workforce development system, and • developing common data systems to track progress of WIA initiatives.
Common Technology. Participate, through its leadership in developing a human services shared front-end system, in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integrating services within and across agencies and systems; • sharing information on customers, agency services, and labor market needs; • unifying measurement and accountability; and • tracking progress.
Common Technology. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • assuring full accessibility to people with disabilities • encouraging local providers of services to persons with disabilities • assure technologies are fully accessible to people with disabilities • facilitate integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamline resources and programs • share information on customers, agency services, and labor market needs • work toward unifying measurement and accountability, and • develop common data systems to track progress across agencies.
Common Technology. Participate in the development and use of common technologies within the parameters of the college information security structure, policies and practice that assist in: • Integration of services within and across agencies and systems through agreed upon technological approaches • Streamlining resources and programs • Sharing information on customers, agency services, and labor market needs • Unifying measurement and accountability, • Developing common data systems to track progress, • Providing access to information, • Providing access for customers, and • Aligning internal processes to allow technology interface.