Common use of COMMON TECHNOLOGY Clause in Contracts

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamlining resources and programs • information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs • unifying measurement and accountability, and • developing common data systems to track progress.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration of services within and across agencies and systems systems; • streamlining resources and programs programs; • information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs needs; • unifying measurement and accountability, ; and • developing common data systems to track progress.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamlining resources and programs • information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs • unifying measurement and accountability, and accountability • developing common data systems to track progress.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate Where appropriate, participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration of integrating services within and across agencies and systems systems; • streamlining resources and programs • sharing information sharing on customerscustomers (pursuant to number two above), agency services, and labor market needs needs; • unifying measurement and accountability, ; and • developing common data systems to track tracking progress.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration Integration of services within and across agencies and systems systems; • streamlining Streamlining resources and programs programs; • information Information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs needs; • unifying Unifying measurement and accountability, ; and • developing Developing common data systems to track progress.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamlining resources and programs • information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs needs, to the extent permitted by federal or State law or regulation • unifying measurement and accountabilityaccountability of the workforce development system, and • developing common data systems to track progressprogress on WIA initiatives.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate in the planned development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamlining resources and programs • information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs needs, insofar as permitted by Federal or State law or regulation • unifying measurement and accountabilityaccountability of the workforce development system, and • developing common data systems to track progressprogress of WIA initiatives.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration Integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamlining resources and programs • information Information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs • unifying Unifying measurement and accountability, and • developing Developing common data systems to track progress.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate when appropriate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamlining resources and programs • information sharing on customers, agency services, services and labor market needs • unifying measurement and accountability, accountability and • developing common data systems to track progress.

COMMON TECHNOLOGY. Participate in the development and use of common technologies that assist in: • integration Integration of services within and across agencies and systems • streamlining Streamlining resources and programs • Sharing information sharing on customers, agency services, and labor market needs • unifying measurement Unifying measure and accountability, and • developing Developing common data systems to track progress.