Project Milestones and Risk Mitigation Strategy Sample Clauses

Project Milestones and Risk Mitigation Strategy. CMMI will monitor progress on state- specific milestones and/or metrics that apply to all states in order to measure states’ progress in achieving SIM goals. If milestones are not met, funding may be restricted until a state can demonstrate adequate progress in meeting its milestones. CMMI reserves the right to require awardees to provide additional details and clarifications on the milestones throughout the performance period. In addition, the Recipient agrees to participate with CMMI in developing a risk mitigation strategy to ensure the ability of the Recipient to achieve project milestones.
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Project Milestones and Risk Mitigation Strategy. CMMI will monitor progress on state- specific milestones and/or metrics that apply to all states in order to measure states’ progress in achieving SIM goals. If milestones are not met, funding may be restricted until a state can demonstrate adequate progress in meeting its milestones. CMMI reserves the right to require awardees to provide additional details and clarifications on the milestones throughout the performance period. In addition, the Recipient agrees to participate with CMMI in developing a risk mitigation strategy to ensure the ability of the Recipient to achieve project milestones. Connecticut’s SIM Project Milestones Period (Quarter) Milestone Period 1 Draft 1 of HEC Strategy document submitted Period 1 Conduct at least two meetings with no fewer than two employers to discuss modelling the potential value of prevention efforts Period 1 Written summary/synthesis of CBO assessments completed. Period 1 Design of public scorecard is complete Period 1 At least 50 CCIP practices are utilizing CHW services Period 1 Identify and purchase software (COTS and open source) Period 1 Establish and test Cloud Environment and Security systems Period 1 Finalize strategy for acquiring race / ethnicity / language data Period 2 Trust Framework agreements established Period 2 Consent model policies and procedures adopted and implemented Period 2 Contract agreement templates and examples disseminated to CBOs Period 2 At least five CBO Business Plans written with CBOs Period 2 Revised draft of HEC Strategy reviewed and approved Period 2 At least four AN/FQHCs meet core standards Period 2 At least nine Transformation Awards are made to CCIP participating organizations Period 2 Updated CHW Website go live Period 2 Load care relationships from attribution files Period 2 Test and validate Agile SDLC processes Period 2 Circulate Agile SDLC Quality Measures Period 3 Health Enhancement Community (HEC) model design completed Period 3 At least five CBOs sign agreement to receive TA for Prevention Service Initiatives (PSI) Period 3 At least five Advanced Networks (ANs) participate in Technical Assistance for PSI Period 3 At least five unique employers participate in at least one VBID Technical Assistance session Period 3 UConn has successfully acquired APCD data for 2nd scorecard Period 3 CAHPS surveys are implemented, data is analyzed, and report is produced Period 3 Launch Pilot CHW Apprenticeship program Period 3 Publish Agile SDLC dashboards Period 3 Agile SDLC user port...
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  • Table 7b - Other milestones and targets Reference Number Select stage of the lifecycle Please select target type from the drop-down menu Description (500 characters maximum) Is this a collaborative target? Baseline year Baseline data Yearly milestones (numeric where possible, however you may use text) Commentary on your milestones/targets or textual description where numerical description is not appropriate (500 characters maximum)

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