Information Network Clause Samples
The Information Network clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding the use, access, and management of a company's information technology systems and networks. It typically outlines who may access the network, what types of data or communications are permitted, and any security protocols that must be followed, such as password protection or restrictions on external device connections. This clause serves to protect the integrity and security of the organization's digital infrastructure, ensuring that sensitive information is safeguarded and that network resources are used appropriately.
Information Network. 2.6.6.1.1. The Contractor must ensure effective linkages of clinical and management information systems among all providers in the Provider Network (e.g. acute, specialty, pharmacy, behavioral health and LTSS Providers) including clinical subcontractors, and LTS Coordinators by the effective date of this Contract, leveraging the national standards-based statewide Health Information Exchange where applicable; and
2.6.6.1.2. Maintain a communication network that facilitates coordination of care, including use by the ICT of a single electronic medical record, the Centralized Enrollee Record as described in Section 2.6.6.2 of this Contract, to manage communication and information flow regarding referrals, transitions, and care delivered outside the primary care site.
Information Network. Provision of technical advisory services for the establishment of a computerized information network through the intranet, including the establishment, the strengthening and the compatibility of the mining cadastre system, the mineral information system and the environmental management system. Part B: Geologic Infrastructure
(a) Provision of technical advisory services for the supervision, coordination and evaluation of the activities, consultants and results related to the geophysical airborne survey, the geological mapping, the geo-chemical sampling, the seismological network, the documentation center, the mineral information system and industrial minerals survey.
(b) Rehabilitation of buildings for the National Museum of Geology and the geophysical airborne survey. Part C: Environmental Management System
(a) Carrying out of environmental baseline studies over selected mining and potential mining districts, including the development of a methodology and capacity to assess and monitor environmental and social impacts of mining.
(b) Development of sector specific environmental regulations and standards, including the mitigative and rehabilitating measures for areas where mines are closed.
Information Network. 1. The Parties shall raise the level of the infrastructure for information and communication networks in Guangdong and Macao; promote the application and market penetration of information technology; and enhance cooperation in supervising telecommunications and guaranteeing emergency communications.
2. The Parties shall explore the new model for cooperation between Guangdong and Macao telecommunications businesses, encourage telecommunications enterprises of Guangdong and Macao to cooperate in developing telecommunications businesses in accordance with the laws; and recommend that Guangdong and Macao telecommunications enterprises reduce the long-distance and mobile phone roaming charges for calls between Guangdong and Macao.
3. The Parties shall negotiate on wireless signal coverage issues connected to key projects and regions; coordinate radio frequencies at the border; and reasonably utilise the frequency spectrum.
4. The Parties shall promote exchanges regarding standardisation of information technology; seek opinions on the framework for mutual recognition of certificates for electronic signatures; and initiate mutual recognition of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao electronic certificates in Hengqin.
5. The Parties shall enhance cooperation in constructing an electronic commercial platform; jointly promote the use of RFID technology; establish a shared commercial information service platform; and optimise services such as customs clearance, payment and tax collection.
6. The Parties shall encourage the open sharing of public technology service platforms such as software testing, design of integrated circuits and digital entertainment, to promote cooperation in the software and information services industries.