METRICS AND REPORTING Sample Clauses

METRICS AND REPORTING. Pursuant to implementation finalization, the State and the Contractor shall formalize the reporting expectations in a subsequent Amendment to this contract. This shall include but not be limited to Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR).
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METRICS AND REPORTING. The Mentor and Protégé will submit required reports to the Illinois Tollway via the P4G Portal as specified in the P4G Guidelines. The Mentor and protégé also agree to follow-up reporting requirements after completion of the relationship. The Mentor and Protégé plan to address the following criteria to assess the Protégé's developmental progress under the program, including, but not limited to:
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METRICS AND REPORTING. Agency shall endeavor to measure the volume, reach, engagement, influence, feedback etc and shall periodically report to Client.
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METRICS AND REPORTING. 14.1. If requested, EITS will report the following metrics to the unit’s IT staff on a monthly basis:
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METRICS AND REPORTING. Pursuant to implementation finalization, the State and the Contractor shall formalize the reporting expectations in a subsequent Amendment to this contract. This shall include but not be limited to Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR). EXHIBIT E Job Descriptions, Rate Card, & Pay Rate Methodologies Managed Service Provider fee to be paid to the Contractor shall not exceed the following: Program Category MSP Markup Fee (%) Selected Resource Program 10% IT Consulting Services .45% Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) .45% Staff Augmentation .45% During contract finalization, Contractor shall follow the State’s guidelines to identify all positions eligible for weekend, holiday, and overtime pay. After the State and the Contractor jointly identify these positions, the Contractor shall have a process in place to notify hiring managers when a resource is anticipated or planned to work and subsequently accrue weekend, holiday, and overtime hours and pay. For Staff Augmentation, SRP, and custom programs the maximum bill rate must be inclusive of resource pay rate and benefits, provider mark up, and MSP fee.
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METRICS AND REPORTING. The Mentor and Protégé will submit required reports to the Illinois Tollway via the P4G Portal as specified in the P4G Guidelines. The Mentor and protégé also agree to follow-up reporting requirements after completion of the relationship. The Mentor and Protégé plan to address the following criteria to assess the Protégé's developmental progress under the program, including, but not limited to: Planned tasks started on time Planned tasks completed on time Development initiatives behind or on scheduled Number of certifications in progress and completed - D/M/WBE, BEP, small business, technical (IDOT prequalification, safety/OSHA, equipment, etc.) Annual revenue of Protégé Number, value and scope of all contracts performed by Protégé as subcontractor or as prime contractor /JV partner during term Number, value and scope of all contracts performed by Protégé as subcontractor, prime contractor or JV partner with Mentor during term Number of contracts, value and scope of contracts bid as subcontractor or prime/JV partner by Protégé during term Timeliness of report submissions Number of meetings between Mentor and Protégé --telephone --office --field Increase in bonding Increase in financing Increase in work scope experience Increase in equipment owned/leased/supported by operator Increase in workforce: --full-time --part-time --seasonal --laborer vs management --key staff development (upward mobility in firm) --number of hours worked by employees Number and timeliness of check-ins with P4G portal Other - specific to Protégé Development Plan
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METRICS AND REPORTING. The Mentor and Protégé will submit required reports to the Illinois Tollway via the P4G Portal as specified in the P4G Guidelines. The Mentor and protégé also agree to follow-up reporting requirements after completion of the relationship. The Mentor and Protégé plan to address the following criteria to assess the Protégé's developmental progress under the program, including, but not limited to: TOLLWAY P4G-CON AGREEMENT- GOALS AND METRICS CHART TEMPLATE GOALS AND METRICS DESCRIPTION INCREASE ANNUAL REVENUE: $ or % INCREASE LINE OF CREDIT: $ or % INCREASE BONDING: $ or % INCREASE NUMBER OF SUB BIDS SUBMITTED INCREASE NUMBER OF SUB BIDS WON INCREASE NUMBER OF PRIME BIDS SUBMITTED INCREASE NUMBER OF PRIME BIDS WON INCREASE NUMBER/TYPE OF CLIENTS INCREASE TYPE OF PROJECTS (PUBLIC, PRIVATE, ETC) INCREASE IN STAFF - LIST SPECIFIC POSITIONS PURCHASE EQUIPMENT - LIST SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT ADDITION OF NEW WORK SCOPE(S) ADDITION OF IDOT PREQUALIFICATION ADDITION OF CERTIFICATIONS OTHER - SPECIFIC TO PROTEGE'S BUSINESS DEV. PLAN MEETINGS BETWEEN MENTOR OR PROTÉGÉ: # OR HOURS
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METRICS AND REPORTING. [Summarization of metrics relevant to meet those objectives SLA’s and reporting cadence.] This info TBD as of 5/29/2020. Service Name Category Metric Actual Target Trend Status Service Billing & Cost of Services [Billable rate, method of costs to be paid, services charges, etc.] This info TBD as of 5/29/2020. Signature Vice Chancellor Chancellor University President(s) Version
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