Contractor Approach definition
Contractor Approach means the agile development methodology utilised by the Contractor;
Contractor Approach. The Contractor shall develop a schedule for needed Detailed System Design sessions. Once the Contractor identifies the session topics and the individuals that should participate, the Contractor shall develop a session framework that addresses session priority and logical sequencing. The Contractor shall schedule the needed participants, resources and workspace, as approved by the Department. Deliverable: Detailed System Design Session Schedule Deliverable Stage: BIDM Implementation Contract Stage II
Contractor Approach. The Contractor shall develop and submit a Post-Implementation Evaluation Report to describe the result of implementation activities. This report shall summarize the Implementation Strategy, IRP, and Implementation Checklists, and it shall compare planned performance against actual results. In developing this report, the Contractor shall conduct a series of surveys and interviews with staff from both organizations to measure implementation performance, results, and user satisfaction. The report will document issues and the actions taken to resolve them. The Contractor shall finalize its Post-Implementation Evaluation Report and submit it to the Department for review and approval. Once approved, the Contractor shall maintain the report in the project’s documentation repository. Deliverable: Post-Implementation Evaluation Report Deliverable Stage: BIDM Implementation Contract Stage II
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Contractor Approach: The Contractor shall develop and submit a Communication Management Plan for Department review and approval.
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Contractor Approach. Testing shall occur in a production-like environment, simulating production claims processing to identify potential Problems with claims adjudication policy Configuration, file conversions, and critical system functions. The Contractor’s initial task with policy testing shall be to verify the accuracy of the Department’s policies. The Contractor shall use the Contractor’s tools to confirm that policies have been transferred and configured correctly from the legacy MMIS to the Colorado interChange by monitoring the policy adjudication results and investigating the reasons for the differences.
Contractor Approach. The Contractor shall establish a project management structure to manage projects related to BIDM implementation, BIDM Enhancements, BIDM maintenance, and ongoing operations throughout the Contract Stages, generate project- related work products and Deliverables, and report project status to the Department team. This PMP plan shall also provide a structure to manage projects related to system implementation, system enhancements, system maintenance, and ongoing operations throughout the BIDM stages and phases. The plan shall describe the generation of project-related work products and deliverables, and shall provide information on the project’s status. Requirement Stage: BIDM Implementation Contract Stage II
Contractor Approach. The Contractor shall design, implement, and document detailed test cases for each sub-phase of testing. Test cases shall include identifications, steps, expected results and be traceable to requirements in the RTM. The Contractor shall subject test cases to internal quality reviews before submitting them to the Department for review and approval. Deliverable: Detailed test cases Deliverable Stage: BIDM Implementation Contract Stage II
Contractor Approach. The Contractor shall develop a QA Plan, based on best practices, by business activity to address the needs and specific opportunities for quality improvement throughout the Contract term. This plan shall define the Contractor’s objectives and approach for developing and ensuring quality, encompassing quality planning, quality assurance, and quality control. This plan shall be proactive and focuses on preventing problems from occurring and establishing cooperative working relations across the project team and vendors. This plan shall describe the processes and measures to be utilized to ensure that project tasks and deliverables are completed correctly, on-time, and within budget. This plan shall address the requirements and measures as well as the key performance indicators documented in the Statement of Work. The Contractor shall include the Department in the quality assurance process and shall document the Department’s role and involvement in the QA Plan. Deliverable: QA Plan Deliverable Stage: BIDM Implementation Contract Stage II
Contractor Approach. The Contractor’s regression testing shall focus on testing the functionality of existing and tested software to verify the new changes delivered into the system do not negatively impact the functionality of earlier releases. During system integration testing, the Contractor shall perform regression testing with each new release that encompasses and/or affects previously released functions and new enhancements. Requirement Stage: BIDM Implementation Contract Stage II
Contractor Approach. The Contractor shall build and maintain the Project Work Breakdown Schedule that includes both Contractor and Department tasks. Early in the project, the Contractor shall meet with Department and Colorado PMO/OIT representatives, as necessary, to finalize the Work Breakdown Structure and Schedule (WBSS). Once formalized and approved, this initial plan shall serve as the project baseline. The WBSS shall be developed from both Contractor project planning methods and conventions and from PMBOK and industry standards. The WBSS shall identify tasks at a detailed level of a rolling ninety (90) calendar-day basis, unless otherwise coordinated and agreed to by the Department. Contractor’s ability to meet the project deadlines as set forth in the Project Work Breakdown Schedule is directly dependent on the source data suppliers delivering to Contractor complete and useable data in the agreed-to formats and with the agreed-to data documentation by the dates shown in the Schedule. Deliverable: Project Work Breakdown Schedule Deliverable Stage: BIDM Implementation Contract Stage II
Contractor Approach. The Contractor shall implement the Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan, as required, to direct the recovery of BIDM and Contractor operations. Requirement Stage: BIDM Implementation Contract Stage II