Phase Description Sample Clauses

Phase Description. Planning On going Development On going Implementation Begins January 1, 2019 Standardization N/A
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Phase Description. Phase I - Attend Class ALLTEL will teach the classes noted in this Exhibit to the Client Instructed by ALLTEL Trainers. Each Client Trainer who will instruct a course must first complete the course as a participant. Phase II -Trainer Development Client Trainers will assist ALLTEL trainers as the ALLTEL trainers prepare for class. Phase III - In Class Support ALLTEL will coach and assist Client Trainers as they prepare to teach (Transition) their assigned class(es). An ALLTEL trainer will attend classes instructed by a Client Trainer for each class listed in this Exhibit as an assistant. ALLTEL will provide support, coaching, follow-up and debriefing during these classes. Phase IV - Post Training ALLTEL will provide a minimal training staff to answer questions and Support resolve problems as they arise.
Phase Description. Phase I - Design Phase II - Construction These phases will be conducted sequentially. However, efficient performance will dictate some overlapping of phases.
Phase Description. ‌ This document describes the scope and approach for the Courts & Justice Phase of the Xxxx County Odyssey Implementation. The following phase is not included within the scope of this document: • Dispatch, Patrol, and Investigations Phase The Dispatch, Patrol, and Investigations Phase is addressed within the Statement of Work section of the agreement between Xxxx County and Tyler Technologies Local Government Division. The Courts & Justice Phase Project kick-off is planned for Q1 of 2015. This phase is planned for a 21 month duration with one “Go-Live” event. The remaining sections of this document will describe the work to be performed that is in scope, and the approach to be used to accomplish completion of that work.

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