Application Solution Sample Clauses

Application Solution. A1 Scout Enterprise is an on-premise offering. A2 CONTRACTOR must provide for application management and design standard for all technology platforms and environments for the application solution (Development, Staging, Productions, DR, etc.) The CONTRACTOR Scout Enterprise software development process includes requirements, architectural review, design documents, implementation tracking, unit test plans, code reviews, acceptance test plans, and defect tracking. All code versioning is maintained in a source control system. Regarding test time, during six three-week iterative cycles the function is developed and tested interactively followed by a five- week Red Zone test phase. Red Zone entrance criteria (no high severity defects, development complete on features, lab updated and artifacts complete) may cause delays into Red Zone. Once Engineering exits the Red Zone, typically six weeks is allotted for Controlled Deployment to customers seeking a specific feature or are willing to test the first release. Issues found during that time are assessed and patches are created, if necessary. After exit from the Controlled Deployment phase, the version becomes Generally Commercially Available (GCA) and available for upgrades to all existing customers or for new project implementations. A3 CONTRACTOR must engage the State of Vermont using Service Level Agreements for system and application performance, incident reporting and maintenance. A4 The State owns any data they enter, migrate, or transmit into the solution and the vendor shall allow the State to pull or copy this data at any time free of charge. There are no additional charges for the State to pull or copy any data they have entered in the solution.
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