Common use of Technical Scope Clause in Contracts

Technical Scope. ‌ The high-level scope for this procurement is illustrated in the figure below coloured in red. The figure includes the origin solution, but also other components in the value-chain to give a full picture. The Supplier’s proposed solution could differ from the illustration, however in areas where NRK has very bespoke needs or expects changing business or user requirements, a separate system or integration is preferred to an “all-in-one” solution. Likewise, the integration between new and existing systems where the business logic or domain is important and may change due to changing business flows or requirements, NRK wants to own or be a part of the system-integration, see Appendix 1, section 3.3 and 6.5 for more information. Please see Appendix 1, section 3.2 (green itmes) and 3.3 (blue items) for further description of the figure. Requirements to the scope is further detailed in Appendix 1, chapter 6.

Technical Scope. ‌ The high-level scope for this procurement is illustrated in the figure below coloured in red. The figure includes the origin solution, but also other components in the value-chain to give a full picture. The Supplier’s proposed solution could differ from the illustration, however in areas where NRK has very bespoke needs or expects changing business or user requirements, a separate system or integration is preferred to an “all-in-one” solution. Likewise, the integration between new and existing systems where the business logic or domain is important and may change due to changing business flows or requirements, NRK wants to own or be a part of the system-integration, see Appendix 1, section 3.3 and 6.5 for more information. Please see Appendix 1, section Details for each system are described in 3.2 (green itmesitems) and 3.3 (blue items) for further description of the figure). Requirements to the scope is further detailed in Appendix 1, chapter 6.