Approval Timeline Sample Clauses

Approval Timeline. In an effort to provide a swift response, the Committee will strive to respond to all requests within ten (10) calendar days. In some cases the response will require additional information and therefore may take longer than ten (10) calendar days. • The Committee will communicate to the member in writing.
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Approval Timeline. Digital Service Compliance with the identity policy per the above web link. Questions should be addressed with Digital Service anytime during development. Digital Service will review a site after full development, but PRIOR to launch. Adaptive Computing Technolog y Center The University of Missouri strives to design, develop and procure Information and Communication Technology (ICT) accessible to people with disabilities and adheres to the accessibility laws, standards and policies. Suppliers, vendors, and contractors must design and develop accessible ICT per the Mizzou campus Digital Accessibility of Communications and Information Technology 13:010 and the UMSystem 600.090 Digital Accessibility Policy to help us stay in compliance.Visit Purchasing Technology for additional details on accessibility compliance. For content updates only to existing websites: Suppliers, vendors, and contractors must design and develop accessible ICT per the Mizzou campus Digital Accessibility of Communications and Information Technology 13:010 and the UMSystem 600.090 Digital Accessibility Policy to help us stay in compliance. For new developments: The University of Missouri's Division of IT will conduct an internal accessibility audit before a new site's scheduled launch date. Allow two (2) weeks for DoIT to conduct the accessibility audit and provide the results. Contact Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx at 573-882- 8838 or xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx to schedule the accessibility audit or for questions on the accessibility requirements. For more information, explore the following digital accessibility resources: • MU Digital Access website • Missouri Online website Information Security Completion of the Information Technology Security Questionnaire (ITSQ) and Authentication tab, if applicable, included as part of the ITSRQ. Approval is based on an acceptable ITSQ and authentication method, if applicable. An internal assessment or approved third-party scan may be required. Enterprise Architecture Completion of the ITSRQ tabs related to integration of the solution to University systems and (if applicable) vendor hosting. Approval is based on an approved ITSRQ that is completed by the contractor prior to final payment. Treasurer’s Office Required if PCI is in scope. Includes, but not limited to, Attestation of Compliance, Level 1 Service Provider, signed PCI Security Addendum, Self- Assessment Questionnaire and Security Review. Approval checkpoints are pre- implementation and post- implementation.
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Approval Timeline. The Developer may, or may not, request the City to consider project approval. The approval timeline requires the Developer to provide complete plans and documents for submissions at the beginning of the review process, and thereafter provide revised plans and documents as necessary for adequate staff, professional review prior to the Common Council considering approval. An incomplete set of plans and documents will delay the approval timeline.
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Approval Timeline. Digital Service Compliance with the identity policy per the above web link. Questions should be addressed with Digital Service anytime during development. Digital Service will review a site after full development, but PRIOR to launch. Digital Accessibility The University of Missouri strives to design, develop andprocure Information and Communication Technology (ICT) that is accessible to people with disabilities and adheres to the accessibility laws, standards and policies.Per the Digital Accessibility of Communications and Information Technology 13:010, suppliers, vendors, and contractors must develop, design, and procure accessible ICT to help us stay in compliance.Visit Purchasing Technology for additional details on accessibility compliance. The awarded contractor must design and develop Information and Communication Technology (ICT) that is accessible to people with disabilities and adheres to accessibility laws, standards and policies to help us stay in compliance. The University of Missouri's Division of IT will conduct an internal accessibility audit before the site's scheduled launch date. Allow two (2) weeks for DoIT to conduct the accessibility audit and provide the results. Contact Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx at 573-882- 8838 or xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx to schedule the accessibility audit or for questions on the accessibility requirements. For more information, explore the following digital accessibility resources: • MU Digital Access website • Missouri Online website Information Security Completion of the Information Technology Security Questionnaire (ITSQ) and Authentication tab, if applicable, included as part of the ITSRQ. Approval is based on an acceptable ITSQ and authentication method, if applicable. An internal assessment or approved third-party scan may be required. Enterprise Architecture Completion of the ITSRQ tabs related to integration of the solution to University systems and (if applicable) vendor hosting. Approval is based on an approved ITSRQ that is completed by the contractor prior to final payment. Treasurer’s Office Required if PCI is in scope. Includes, but not limited to, Attestation of Compliance, Level 1 Service Provider, signed PCI Security Addendum, Self- Assessment Questionnaire and Security Review. Approval checkpoints are pre- implementation and post- implementation.
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Approval Timeline. Digital Service Compliance with the identity policy per the above web link. Questions should be addressed with Digital Service anytime during development. Digital Service will review a site after full development, but PRIOR to launch. Adaptive Contractors are required to adhere to Contractor shall design and develop Computing Section 508 accessibility standards until Dec 31, 2016. Starting on January 1, to the stated standards and guidelines. University of Missouri will 2017 University of Missouri is conduct one automated scan, a transitioning to the Web Content sample, to verify accessibility. When Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, Contractor is near product completion which contractors will be required to they must provide a URL and contact adhere to and issues shall be fixed by us when ready for scan. University will Contractor at no cost to the University. have two (2) weeks to complete a scan and provide results. For questions please contact Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx at (000)000-0000 Information Completion of the Information Approval is based on an acceptable Security Technology Security Questionnaire (ITSQ) and Authentication tab, if ITSQ and authentication method, if applicable. An internal assessment or applicable, included as part of the approved third-party scan may be ITSRQ. required. Enterprise Completion of the ITSRQ tabs related Approval is based on an approved Architecture to integration of the solution to ITSRQ that is completed by the University systems and (if applicable) contractor prior to final payment. vendor hosting. Treasurer’s Required if PCI is in scope. Includes, Approval checkpoints are pre- Office but not limited to, Attestation of Compliance, Level 1 Service Provider, implementation and post- implementation. signed PCI Security Addendum, Self- Assessment Questionnaire and Security Review.
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