Common use of Proactive Monitoring Clause in Contracts

Proactive Monitoring. Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the performance of Services in accordance with this Agreement is critical to State’s business and that State requires metrics to monitor such performance. Accordingly, at no cost to State, Contractor shall, and, if requested by State shall cause each Contractor Solution Partner to: (a) provide to State, on a quarterly basis, data (or metrics) regarding its progress in improving the quality and productivity of Contractor Personnel providing services pursuant to or in connection with this Agreement, including data on the number of Contractor Personnel, average experience, and turnover (on a project basis); (b) provide to State, on a quarterly basis, data on each project covering such matters as productivity, quality and timeliness, new development productivity measures (function points per person/day, error rates per function point, etc.) and maintenance project measures (requests serviced weekly etc.); and (c) provide to State a log reflecting State open issues that is to be updated on a monthly basis. In addition to the periodic delivery described above, Contractor agrees to provide State with the foregoing information within fifteen (15) days of a request made by State for the same.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Master Solution Purchase and Services Agreement, Master Solution Purchase and Services Agreement, Master Solution Purchase and Services Agreement

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