Demonstration and deployment module Sample Clauses

The Demonstration and Deployment Module clause outlines the procedures and requirements for showcasing and implementing a product, service, or technology in a real-world or test environment. Typically, this clause specifies the conditions under which demonstrations will occur, the responsibilities of each party during deployment, and any performance metrics or acceptance criteria that must be met. For example, it may require the provider to set up a working prototype at the client's site or to conduct a live demonstration before full-scale rollout. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both parties have a clear understanding of how the product or service will be introduced and validated, thereby reducing misunderstandings and managing expectations regarding performance and deliverables.
Demonstration and deployment module. No. Deliverable title Purpose Frequency When? Accessibility (Public or Recipient Confidential Information) Content and delivery
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Demonstration and deployment module. What? Why? Frequency? When? Who is it for? How? (expected content and delivery)
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Demonstration and deployment module. Deliverable title Purpose Frequency When? Accessibility (Public or Recipient Confidential Information) (clause 23) Content and delivery KS1 ARENA 15-minute Project survey Efficient qualitative and quantitative data gathering. ARENA may use this information in anonymised portfolio analysis and reporting. Quarterly From Commencement Date to the Final Milestone Date Recipient Confidential Information, unless the information is used in an anonymised and aggregated manner ARENA to provide link to survey each quarter. KS2 Lessons Learnt Report To share key lessons from the Project and implications for industry. No less than every 6 months. From Commencement Date [or the later of the Commencement Date or Financial Close] to the Final Milestone Date Public Report must comply with the standards outlined in 4.5 of this Schedule. Public Report detailing the lessons, challenges and solutions for the following topics: • Project objectives and progress to-date. • Technical (e.g., grid connection or configuration issues, other constraints) • Commercial/financial (e.g., tariffs or connection costs) • Regulatory and market (e.g., what regulatory barriers remain) • Customers and community / social license (e.g., community engagement approaches, customer attraction and retention models)
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