Demand Management. (a) Service Provider shall be responsible for implementing demand management and quality processes. Service Provider shall work with DIR, including DIR Customers, to determine the demand requirements of the DIR Customers on a quarterly, semi-annual and annual basis.
Demand Management. If Arlington or TRWD shall manage Water demand through rationing the use of Water to its retail customers, Kennedale shall achieve or exceed the targeted water conservation goals mandated by Arlington. Kennedale may utilize any water conservation measure, policy, or practice in order to achieve said water conservation goals demanded by Arlington. Rationing does not relieve Kennedale from its obligation to pay the minimum monthly Volume Charge, unless such rationing extends for a continuous period exceeding 90 days. A failure to meet said water conservation measures by Kennedale shall be considered a breach of this Agreement.
Demand Management. The Contractor shall analyze, recommend, implement architecture and design to support capacity requirements.
Demand Management. The Parties will coordinate on generating, managing, and fulfilling demand for ISRs, as set forth in additional detail in Schedule A, which may be modified in writing by mutual agreement of the Parties from time to time.
Demand Management. 91. States and Territories agree to undertake the following actions in regard to demand management by 2006:
Demand Management. The Contractor shall coordinate with Customers to determine their demand for services and seek mechanisms to meet these demands. The Contractor shall conduct an analysis of patterns of activity and service usage and involve resource rationalization mechanisms to encourage shifts in demand. The Contractor shall encourage Customers to make the most effective use of the Integrated Services and Contractor resources and to assist in minimizing costs to the Government while maximizing the value Customers receive from the Integrated Services. Such assistance shall include coordinating, collating, and reporting evidence of Demand reductions from the Service Providers. The Contractor shall align the supply of the Integrated Services to the demand for those services by coordinating, collating, and reporting predicted and actual consumption of the Integrated Services as provided by the Service Providers on a monthly basis. The Contractor shall track patterns of business activity across the Integrated Services on and identify trends and risks that may cause demand to exceed the available capacity of the Integrated Service Providers. The Contractor shall integrate Demand Management with other ITIL 4 practices (e.g., Capacity Management, Service Level Management) in order to manage long-term demand for the Integrated Services and to identify and resolve over or under-utilization issues. The Contractor shall establish processes for gathering and forecasting Customers’ project requirements in coordination with Government, Service Providers, and other vendors.
Demand Management. (common access point) Function: enquiries about, and potential referrals to, community health and social care services home care are directed to a single point for initial information gathering and top level assessment, which will signpost some people to alternative forms of support and direct others on to intake reablement/intermediate tier services. Optimised level: 100% of all new contacts relating to community health and social care are directed through the common access point The Outline Business Case identified a potential level of optimised spend on this function equivalent to the well developed service in North East Lincolnshire. Assuming comparable cost levels, this would equate to a budget of c.£600k in Bridgend, £640k in Neath Port Talbot and £1,030k in Swansea. It has been assumed in this investment case that 50% of the resources required for this level of SPA are already in social care budgets, and that these would be transferred to the budget for the intermediate tier together with new investment to fund the expansion of the SPA to deliver the full service.
Demand Management. This Section details the obligations and responsibilities of the Parties regarding the management of workload demands (“Demand Management”). Except where a responsibility is identified as a “P” responsibility for CoreLogic in the matrix below, Supplier shall be responsible for the following activities associated with the management of workload demands: CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL APPEARING IN THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED, AND RULE 24B-2 PROMULGATED THEREUNDER. OMITTED INFORMATION HAS BEEN REPLACED WITH ASTERISKS No. Description Supplier CoreLogic
Demand Management. Delivery of integrated care programs that are focussed on improving the integration and patient connectedness through support of new and already established low acuity pathways in and across Local Health District boundaries • Development of community health promotion programs
Demand Management. Any future development must include aggressive and innovative Transportation Demand Management strategies to reduce demand for parking and single-use automobile trips (See Chapter 6).
