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Business Analysis. Contractor shall evaluate, document and recommend changes to business processes and the development, implementation and support of process improvements to eliminate redundancy and increase productivity and reduce cost; interview subject matter experts and others to develop requirements for engineered or commercial off the shelf software and systems. Business Analyst $ 150.00 $ 150.00
Business Analysis. Contractor shall evaluate, document and recommend changes to business processes and the development, implementation and support of process improvements to eliminate redundancy and increase productivity and reduce cost; interview subject matter experts and others to develop requirements for engineered or commercial off the shelf software and systems.
Business Analysis. Contractor shall evaluate, document and recommend changes to business processesand the development, implementation and support of process improvements to eliminate redundancy and increase productivity and reduce cost; interview subject matter experts and others to develop requirements for engineered or commercial off the shelf software and systems. Business Analyst - Level I Business Analyst - Level II Business Analyst - Level III Business Analyst - Level IV $114 $152 $173 $193 $118 $156 $177 $197
Business Analysis. The Contractor shall formulate recommendations on technical innovation across the Integrated Services to improve mission aligned IT service quality. Technical innovation will be based upon the captured results from process evaluation, service measurement, and quality assurance programs and the Improvement Planning activities. The Contractor shall incorporate approved recommendations and maintain them in the SMM, Service Catalog, Service Definition Documents, and other documents as appropriate.
Business Analysis. The function of the business analyst is to identify and locate data requirements from the user information requirements. The business analyst is therefore responsible for engaging with the user community to understand and establish data priorities with the user community.
Business Analysis. The appropriate UNFI party shall end and/or enter the EDLC’s and confirm internally when that process is complete.
Business Analysis. Conduct a review with HCAA future cost recovery and charging methodology options for the use of C/SUPPS and CUSS. The cost components to be recovered will be identified (e.g. base system costs, incremental peripheral costs, custom peripheral costs, regular scheduled usage, irregular and/or emergency usage, and operational and maintenance costs including third party support), and a cost recovery workshop with HCAA will be conducted to discuss and present alternatives. These alternative methodologies could include direct charge to the airlines utilizing the equipment on a per use basis, direct charge to the airlines utilizing the equipment on an embedded rate basis (e.g. incorporated into lease agreement rates), and direct charge to all airlines, whether using exclusive use or shared use equipment on an embedded rate basis. The results of the workshop discussions and outcome will be documented in the Draft Master Plan Update document.
Business Analysis. Contractor shall evaluate, document and recommend changes to business processes and the development, implementation and support of process improvements to eliminate redundancy and increase productivity and reduce cost; interview subject matter experts and others to develop requirements for engineered or commercial off the shelf software and systems. Business Analyst $ $105 $ $95
Business Analysis. The Supplier shall undertake the Business Analysis and complete the Project Implementation Plan in co-operation with the Customer during this stage of the Configuration Services. The Business Analysis day(s) will flow as follows :
Business Analysis. Business analysis was performed to identify requirements, including the specific data elements of interest along with the functionality and access requirements between the two centers. Major consideration was given to determining the level of identification needed in the initial pilot versus the fully implemented system (i.e. whether the data set needed to contain personal health information or if it could be de-identified). The answer to this question determined the pathway that we would need to pursue to adhere with the regulations that support HIPAA throughout each stage of the project.