Asset and Configuration Management System Sample Clauses

Asset and Configuration Management System. The Asset and Configuration Management System is a Service Management System. The Contractor shall manage and operate the Asset and Configuration Management System across all Integrated Service Providers providing Integrated Services. As part of that system, Contractor shall maintain the Asset and Configuration Management Database (CMDB) that will serve as the single source of information regarding assets and configurations for the Integrated Services, and other vendors. Contractor shall ensure that all asset and configuration information related to the Integrated Services resides in the SMS and CMDB. Contractor shall integrate with other SMS and CMDB of the Government, Service Providers, and other vendors as needed, and where directed by the Government. Contractor shall incorporate in the SMS and CMDB information from multiple databases that contains details of the components or CIs that are used in the provision, support and management of IT Services provided by the Integrated Service Providers and Government. Contractor shall consolidate data into the CMDB from other asset and configuration databases as necessary, and as directed by the Government. Contractor shall support the ability for bulk uploads and bulk updates, as approved by the Government. The Contractor shall maintain proper authorization and control over CMDB data. Contractor shall maintain a secure audit trail of all CMDB transactions such that all changes are attributable. Contractor shall provide automated processes and use of discovery tools (e.g. inventory tools, validation tools, enterprise systems, network management tools) to load and update the SMS and CMDB, while maintaining the auditability of transactions and approval of the Government. Contractor will provide for the maintenance of relationships between all service components and any related Incidents, problems, known errors, change and release documentation. Contractor shall map logical information to physical assets (e.g. applications, software, disaster recovery RTO/RPO, virtual server instance associations with physical hosts). Contractor shall facilitate and coordinate the updates of the SMS within designated timeframes with CI information for the defined services and assets under management and any other relevant information. Contractor shall provide efficient methods for Customers, the Integrated Service Providers, and other vendors to validate and correct data in the SMS and CMDB. Contractor shall provide Customers with ...
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