Information and Communication Technology. 18.1 The Employer’s network, personal computers, laptops, mobile storage devices (including smart phones) internet, email social media sites or any other communications systems or devices are for business use only. The Employee is not permitted to use personal devices or connect devices to the Employer’s network without the Employer’s express consent. All communication / information including deleted items can be accessed, viewed and monitored by the Employer or Employer’s agent.
Information and Communication Technology. 1. The Parties, recognising the rapid development, led by the private sector, of information and communication technology (hereinafter referred to as “ICT”) and of business practices concerning ICT-related services both in the domestic and international contexts, shall cooperate to promote the development of ICT and ICT- related services with a view to obtaining the maximum benefit of the use of ICT for the Parties.
Information and Communication Technology. 3.1 In addition to the provisions of the Code of Conduct, attention is drawn in this Agreement to the rules pertaining to all information and communication technology due to its ubiquitous presence.
Information and Communication Technology the Parties, recognizing the rapid development, led by the private sector, of information and communication technology (hereinafter referred to as “ICT”) and of business practices concerning ICT-related services both in domestic and international contexts, shall cooperate to promote the development of ICT and ICT-related services with a view to obtaining the maximum benefit of the use of ICT. Such cooperation may include, but is not limited to, improving ICT policies, the creation of ICT-related services, the provision of e-government services, content development, network security and the protection of privacy, network infrastructure, creative and multimedia industries and ICT infrastructure development.
Information and Communication Technology. 23.1 The Parties agree that emerging and rapidly changing information and communication technologies have major implications for the government education system, and that responses at all levels are necessary in relation to the utilisation and management of these technologies.
Information and Communication Technology. The government, working in partnership with the private sector, continues to build its strategy and capacity for the Information and Communication Technology sector. Some of the initiatives undertaken to date include: A Vibrant and Growing Private Sector The formation of the Information Technologies Association of PEI (ITAP) represents a significant step in the growth of the sector in the province. ITAP is an organization that will provide government timely advise on issues affecting the industry and for its members.
Information and Communication Technology. Strengthening of ICT planning and management through, inter alia: (i) the setting-up of a structure and function within MOFED to support ICT systems development and maintenance in MOFED and other MDAs; (ii) the development of an ICT policy; and (iii) the timely maintenance and updating of MOFED’s website.
Information and Communication Technology. 57.1 The Parties acknowledge the importance of digital technologies in the world of education. Digital technologies provide tools to enhance learning, expand curriculum opportunities for students, support professional learning of educators, deliver access to curriculum support and assessment resources for educators, connect education communities and are the tools for many management systems in the Department.
Information and Communication Technology. The CoT shall prior to the Effective Date procure an ICT service provider to provide the ICT systems and services under a separate agreement between the CoT and the ICT service provider. The Private Party undertakes that it shall co-operate with the ICT service provider on and around the Site throughout the Project Term and shall enter into an ICT Interface Agreement on the terms substantially in the form attached to this Agreement as Schedule 25 [ICT Interface Agreement] which form sets out: the relationship and allocation of risks between; and working practices adopted by, the ICT service provider and the Private Party, in order to ensure the uninterrupted provision of the Services and Works by the Private Party under this Agreement (and to enable the ICT service provider to provide the services required of it under the agreement for the provision of the ICT services). The CoT shall require the ICT service provider (and any additional or replacement ICT service provider) to co-operate with the Private Party and shall procure the ICT service provider (and any additional or replacement ICT service provider) to agree with the Private Party the terms of and enter into the ICT Interface Agreement. At the request of the CoT, the Private Party shall adjust the Programme as shall be necessary to allow a workable interface between the provision of the Services and Works under this Agreement and the provision of the services under the separate agreement for ICT services, provided that such adjustment may only be required to the extent that it does not cause a delay to the Target Completion Date or increase the costs of the Private Party and/or the Works. In addition, the Private Party shall, at the request of the CoT, designate a project co-ordinator who shall be responsible for liaising with the ICT service provider for the provision of ICT services and facilitating on a day-to-day basis the implementation of this Project and the provision of the ICT services. The Private Party shall procure that subject to complying with all relevant safety procedures, the Private Party's Site Rules (if in effect) and any reasonable directions with regard to safety issued by the Private Party from time to time, the ICT service provider [and any bidders for the ICT Project] shall have access to the Site, Works and Facilities at all reasonable times upon prior notice (except in the event of an emergency) solely for the purpose of the provision of ICT services and the implementatio...
Information and Communication Technology. In May 2009 the MoJ took responsibility from the Home Office for the provision to HMI Probation of efficient and effective IT (including remote access IT) and telephony services. A protocol will be produced detailing the services and service levels to be provided. MoJ provides library services to HMI Probation.
