DSA2 Clause Samples

The DSA2 clause typically outlines specific requirements or obligations related to data sharing agreements between parties. In practice, this clause may detail the types of data to be shared, the permitted uses, and the security measures that must be in place to protect the data. Its core function is to ensure that both parties understand their responsibilities regarding data handling, thereby reducing the risk of data misuse or breaches and promoting compliance with relevant data protection laws.
DSA2. 2.1 - QA Tools Documentation: This document describes the software engineering tools and the repository management systems provided by SA2 to EMI and third-party users. This document is updated and revised regularly [month 2]
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DSA2. Periodic QA Reports: A report on the compliance with and results of the quality assurance process is produced monthly by the activity manager and is reported every twelve months to the EC [month 12]
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DSA2. 1 - Quality Assurance Plan: This deliverable contains the definition of the global software QA processes, procedures, roles and responsibility and the related metrics and measurement methodologies. [month 1]
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