Proposed Solution Sample Clauses

Proposed Solution. 5 7.1. Design. 5 7.2. Header descriptions. 6

Proposed Solution. By entering this Challenge, you will be deemed to be a “Solver”. As a Solver you may submit in the Open Innovability® Portal your proposed solution (your “Proposed Solution”) to the Challenge to which this CSA relates. In addition, by submitting your Proposed Solution you thereby agree to provide reasonable assistance and additional information concerning your Proposed Solution to Wazoku or the Seekers, if requested.

Proposed Solution. The Contractor should detail how it proposes to deliver the requirements and Services set out in Attachment 1, including details of any equipment and materials required and service levels, as well as providing the Employer with any additional information on the Contractor’s solution.

Proposed Solution. The Respondent shall fully describe in each submitted the Technical Proposal their solution for carrying out the proposed Service Category which demonstrates the Respondent’s ability to provide the services for which Respondent is submitting a Proposal, including the ability to provide the services statewide. Vendors may demonstrate their proposed solution by providing relevant information for consideration including, but not limited to, describing a general approach to how the proposed Service Category will be provided, describing staffing, and/or providing resumes.

Proposed Solution. We would propose to protect two operations on write tokens only: the 'write into a token' and the 'release token'. It is not yet clear how detailed the ACL system needs to be in order to satisfy the experiment requirements. Our current assumption is that a simple one will do.

Proposed Solution. Application Architect: Bidder to insert name of Resource proposed in response to #M-9.2 Item # Point-Rated Criteria Max Points Point Allocation Bidder Response single instance of the proposed ITSM Tool software.

Proposed Solution. ‌ 14.1 Overview‌ As per the customer requirements, Spirent Professional Services proposes the following statement of work. Spirent Professional Services will provide … Deliverable ID Description D1 DELIVERABLE 1 … D2 DELIVERABLE 2 … 15 Success Criteria‌ The following criteria shall be met in order to consider the work as successfully completed. C1 SUCCESS CRITERIA 1 … C2 SUCCESS CRITERIA 2 … C3 SUCCESS CRITERIA 3 … 16 Roles and Responsibilities‌ 16.1 Spirent Communications responsibilities‌ • Work directly with Client personnel on previous requirements • Delivery of work defined in this SOW‌ 16.2 Customer responsibilities • Work directly with Spirent engineers to complete project requirements. • Ensure that third-party vendors (or a suitable engineer from the Customer) will be solely responsible for the configurations, setup, and troubleshooting of their products. • Be responsive to Spirent engineers’ inquiries during the project. • The Customer will provide and coordinate with engineers about the statement of work, schedule, responsibilities and deliverables 16.3 Shipping‌ • If applicable, to be discussed separately. 17 Project Plan‌ This section describes how and when Spirent Professional Services will execute on the Proposed Solution described in Chapter 14. 17.1 Schedule‌ As of the publication date of this proposal, the engagement start date is not determined. We ask that the Customer provide Spirent Professional Services with as much notice as possible. Scheduling can begin as soon as a PO is received and a signed agreement. Changes to the schedule will incur a change fee and will be documented in a Change Request Form. S1 SCHEDULE STAGE DESCRIPTION 1 … T+3 weeks S2 SCHEDULE STAGE DESCRIPTION 2 … T+5 weeks S3 SCHEDULE STAGE DESCRIPTION 3 … T+6 weeks S4 SCHEDULE STAGE DESCRIPTION 4 … T+6 weeks The commencement of the timeline (T) will be date of receipt of PO and signed agreement. 17.2 Communication plan‌ Test requirements Email Spirent engagement (Statement of Work) Email Configuration setup Email*, verbal Meeting minutes Email Minor issues Verbal Major issues Email Testing progression Email*, verbal Knowledge transfer Verbal Test report Email * Preferred 18 Acknowledgements‌ This Statement of Work is provided to Client describing Services to be performed by Spirent. It is a binding commitment between the parties describing the responsibilities of each party and the deliverables to be provided. This Statement of Work (SOW) must be referenced in Spiren...

Proposed Solution. In our opinion, the optimal solution to the SIP security negotiation problem has the following properties: (a) It allows the selection of security mechanisms, such as lower layer security protocols or secure attachments. It also allows the selection of individual algorithms and parameters where the security functions are integrated in SIP (such as in the case of HTTP authenti¡ cation or secure attachments). (b) It allows both end-to-end and hop-by-hop negotiation. (c) It is secure, i.e. prevents bidding down attacks. (d) It is capable of running without additional roundtrips. This is important in the cellular environment, where an additional roundtrip could cost 1000 to 1500 ms for the call set up delay.

Proposed Solution. ‌ SGPAKE has three processes including registration, authentication, and password modification. PL-GAKA is a passwordless scheme, so password modification is not necessary. The processes of registration and authentication are illustrated in the following subsections. Moreover, the symbol system applied in this paper is shown in Table 1. Table 1. The symbol system applied by the proposed solution. Ui i-th user GWN The trusty authentication server h(.) One-way hash function Table 1. Cont.