Technical Team. The TT is a cooperative group established to address technical issues arising as a result of implementing the Restoration Project. The TT will be responsible for the necessary day-to-day actions required to implement the planning, design, and construction decisions of the PMT. Members of the TT include representative(s) from each of the Parties, DWR and the SWRCB with appropriate training and experience to effectively address the technical aspects of implementing the Restoration Project. Disciplines within the responsibility of the TT include, but are not limited to, environmental compliance, construction monitoring, planning activities, engineering and design, permitting, real estate actions, public involvement, and construction. All unresolved technical issues will be referred to Project Manager for resolution or elevation to the PMT. Funding for the administrative, clerical, and support facilities for the TT will be provided by federal funding described in Section
Technical Team. The technical work inside the project is coordinated by the Technical Co-Ordinator within the Technical Team. The scope of this team is to coordinate technical development actions (mainly across WP3 – WP7) and thus ensure that all delivered software in a specific WP is of good quality and interoperable with software developed in other WPs. The Technical Team includes representatives from each development partner and lead institutions of WP3 – WP7. The Technical Team has internal telephone/online conference calls every month and will meet face to face at least twice a year with the main scope of aligning semi-annual development schedules.
Technical Team. The City’s technical team will be primarily responsible for overall system administration, security, and workflow. The Technical Team will also handle all data conversions, interfaces, and reporting for the City. It is expected that the Technical team will be responsible for system administration post go-live. Because the Technical Team is tasked with maintaining the City’s customized current system, technical team members also possess functional knowledge and are expected to be key resources not only for technical tasks, but also functional tasks. The City’s technical team will be responsible for all technical aspects of the project. Technical resources will also be responsible for coordinating with Tyler’s installation team to support the implementation. The City Technical Team will be responsible for: ▪ Loading updates and releases according to the Update and Release Plan ▪ Copying source databases to training/testing databases as needed for training days ▪ Extracting and transmitting conversion data and control reports following conversion schedule ▪ Adding new users and printers ▪ Performing basic server system maintenance ▪ Ensuring all users understand log-on process and have necessary permission for all training sessions ▪ Coordinating IT functions such as system backups, loading releases and software updates, hardware installation and operating system setup ▪ Providing remote access for Tyler support personnel upon need / request Resource Title Expected Commitment
Technical Team. City's Technical Team may be primarily responsible for overall system administration, security, and workflow. The Technical Team will also handle all data conversions, interfaces, custom reporting and reporting submission responsibilities reporting for City. It is expected that the Technical team will be responsible for system administration post go-live. City's technical team will be responsible for all technical aspects of the project. Resource Function Xxxx Xxxxxxxx IT Analyst Xxxx Xxxxx IT Analyst Xxxxx Trail IT Analyst Xxx Xxxxxxxx IT Analyst
Technical Team. The Franchisor will provide a two-member technical team to operate planetarium. It is the sole responsibility of the Franchisor to conduct shows.
Technical Team. The MHL Technical Team is a permanent Working Group, the purpose of which is to draft and maintain the MHL Specification and support the evolution of the standard. The Technical Team is comprised of one or more Technical Representatives from each of the Promoters and Associate Promoters. Each Promoter and Associate Promoter Technical Representative on the Technical Team has the right to attend meetings of the Technical Team and is required to attend no less than 75% of all Technical Team meetings. Each Promoter and Associate Promoter has one vote on matters for consideration before the Technical Team. The Technical Working Group shall meet regularly upon fourteen (14) days prior notice by the chairperson, with the agenda and all documents available for review no later than seven (7) days before the meeting. Special meetings of the Technical Team may be called by the chairperson upon seven (7) days prior notice. The primary means for the provision of notice shall be via electronic mail from the chairperson of the Technical Team to each recipient at its electronic mail address as it appears on the records of the Consortium, provided that each recipient shall acknowledge personal receipt of the electronic message by a return electronic message or telephone call within three (3) working days of the first notification. Personal notification may also include notification by telephone, facsimile, or other electronic means. Meetings of the Technical Team shall be coordinated over by the chairperson. A Technical Representative may designate an alternate Technical Representative to Vote in place of said absent member pursuant to a proxy signed by said absent member. Technical Representatives may participate in meetings through use of teleconference, videoconference, or similar communications, so long as all people participating in such meeting can hear one another during such meeting. Participation in a meeting pursuant to this Section constitutes presence in person at such meeting. Meetings shall be governed by such procedures as may be approved from time to time by the Management Team, insofar as such rules are not inconsistent with or in conflict with these Bylaws, or with provisions of law.
Technical Team. The Technical Team (TT) members are the first to define the specific context of the segments and then identify the specific critical issues, technical, environmental and social/economic in a segment. The TT evaluates concepts and alternatives based on the critical issues and core values for the corridor and segment. To this end, the TT will have ample time to interact with maps and technical documents through interactive activities. The TT is a working group made up of technical experts and experts in multi- disciplinary fields. Assists in developing alternatives. Examines how different alternatives work and identifies trade-offs Assists in evaluating alternatives using Core Values and Evaluation Criteria developed by the PLT and TT. TT members are expected to come to the table and show up to meetings. TT member commitment and consistency are key to a successful process. An overall schedule will be developed, along with key topics to ensure that appropriate TT members are present. The TT has the responsibility to communicate TT meeting discussions and outcomes with their PLT representatives. Local Stakeholders – The same person on both TT and PLT. Summit County – Xxx X. Town of Frisco – Xxxx G Town of Xxxxxx – Xxx and Xxxxx Town of Silverthorne – Xxx X. I-70 Coalition - Xxxxxxxx B USFS – Xxxx X. Project Staff Project Staff serves to organize information and data for the PLT and TT and to assist with organization, funding and facilitating the process. Project Staff will deliver and lead the project by working with the PLT to champion the CSS process and enable decision making. Project Staff will develop the alternative evaluation process by 1) developing evaluation criteria that reflects participant, members and stakeholders’ interests and concerns and 2) gaining the endorsement of the evaluation process from the PLT members.
Technical Team. One of the Working Committees would be the technical team that is responsible for the development of the Product. The research and development projects and directions of the development of the Product shall be approved by NT Pharma. The relevant research and development expenses are to be borne by NT Pharma. NT Pharma shall be the sole proprietary owner of all the development results including any patents, Intellectual Property and Know-How, and are not restricted by any contradictatory terms of this Agreement.
Technical Team. Within ten (10) business days of the Effective Date, each Party shall assign one (1) member ("Member") to a joint technical steering team to meet and cooperate to define and manage the efforts associated with this Development Agreement ("Technical Team"). The Members shall include technical representatives with sufficient authority and experience to make recommendations with respect to the selection and implementation of the prospective Projects. Either Party may replace its Members in its sole discretion upon notice to the other Party. Each Party shall bear its own costs and expenses related to the Technical Team. The purpose of the Technical Team is to determine the types of Projects and timetables for each Project ("Project Roadmap"), to add Projects to the Project Roadmap, to change existing Projects, including, but not limited to schedule changes, and to cancel existing Projects ("Project Modification").
Technical Team. Key Personnel Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Chief Investment Officer/Partnership Director Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Senior Portfolio Manager Xxxxx Xxxx Senior Fund Advisor Other Technical Staff Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Sub-awards and Finance Manager/Deputy Partnership Director Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Colombian Rural Development Specialist Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Local Smallholder Agricultural Markets and Finance Specialist (he will be replaced in January with someone with more smallholder agriculture experience)
