System Design Methodology Clause Samples

System Design Methodology. The Contractor must conduct Joint Application Design (JAD) sessions at its Vermont location to fully explore and understand the functional requirements for the Care Management Solution, and outline the number and topics of each session to be held. The Contractor will apply component-based approaches to improve usability, extensibility, performance and maintenance which will provide the following benefits: i. Avoiding large-scale and unnecessary rework. ii. Managing the risk of Impact on deployed systems and Users. iii. Improve usability, extensibility, performance and maintenance. The Contractor will utilize JAD sessions to design systems. This includes a cross sectional team of key stakeholders with both technical and business expertise. During JAD sessions for this project, the Contractor and the State will come to a complete consensus on any given deliverable and discuss those topics specific to the each work stream module such as Document Management, Workflow Management etc. across the functional requirements. These will be identified in the Work Plan / Work Breakdown Structure (WBS). JAD will include the following: 1. JAD Plan- the project managers will meet with the business sponsors to establish JAD session deliverables and milestones of the JAD sessions. They will establish a JAD Plan that includes: a. The functional requirements needed. b. Clear, understandable, measurable, and attainable goals. c. The scope and limitations of the project.