Computer Processing Sample Clauses
Computer Processing. The computer being used for the processing of the PARIS match is located at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey California. The primary usage for this mainframe computer is to process other DOD applications not related to the PARIS match. DMDC will not keep any data submitted by the states, and will discard the data as prescribed in the Computer Matching Agreement negotiated by the Defense Privacy Office DPO. Costs for the computer processing are $16,573.50 per quarterly match. (CPU based on: 52 states for Interstate = 127 min., 52 states for Veteran = 127 min. and 52 states for Federal = 127 min @ $43.50 per min) $43.50 * 381 minutes = $16,573.50 Cost - $16,573.50 Total DMDC cost per cycle = $25,105.64 / 875,304 projected individual cases = approximately $.029 per case (per state match found based on November 2019 Interstate = 512,525; Veterans = 303,923 and Federal = 58,856). Total DMDC cost per year = $25,105.64 * 4 matching cycles per year = $100,422.56
Computer Processing. Computer Processing is a per image charge for processing statement data and includes the following: - CASS Certification for automated mail discounts - Postal sorting - Postal calculation - Manifest line generation - Pre-processing - Job scheduling and control - Confirmation of statement, image, and page counts IBS will optimize each inserting plan for maximum postal discount; the level of postal discount is dependent upon mailing piece physical characteristics and customer provided accuracy of ZIP and ZIP+4 information, address accuracy and density. Computer images are defined as a logical statement page. In duplex mode there will be a maximum of (2) computer images per physical sheet of paper.
Computer Processing. Computer Processing is a per image charge for processing statement data and includes the following: - CASS Certification for automated mail discounts - Postal sorting - Postal calculation - Manifest line generation - Pre-processing - Job scheduling and control - Confirmation of statement, image, and page counts - Direct Access-TM- Connection IBS will optimize each inserting plan for maximum postal discount; the level of postal discount is dependent upon mailing piece physical characteristics and customer provided accuracy of ZIP and ZIP+4 information, address accuracy and density. Computer images are defined as a logical statement page. In a simplex mode there will be a maximum of (1) computer image per physical sheet of paper, in duplex mode there will be a maximum of (2) computer images per physical sheet of paper, and in quadraplex mode there will be a maximum of (4) computer images per physical sheet of paper.
Computer Processing. The computer being used for the processing of the PARIS match is located at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. The primary usage for this mainframe computer is to process other DoD applications not related to the PARIS match. DMDC will dispose of the data as prescribed in the Computer Matching Agreement negotiated by the Defense Privacy, Civil Liberties, and Transparency Division. Costs for the computer processing are $16,573.50 per quarterly match. (CPU based on: 52 States’ for Interstate = 127 min., 52 States’ for Veteran = 127 min. and 52 States’ for Federal = 127 min @ $43.50 per min) $43.50 * 381 minutes = $16,573.50 Cost per match cycle - $16,573.50 Cost Summary Total DMDC cost per cycle = $ $29,004.30 / 1,002,919 projected individual cases = approximately $.-029 per case (per state match found based on the average number of matches over the four quarters of 2020 – 854,095 matches in 02/2020; 953,740 matches in 05/2020; 1,104,759 matches in 08/2020; 1,099,083 matches in 11/2020). Total DMDC cost per year = $29, 004.30 * 4 matching cycles per year = $ 116,017.20