DATA SYSTEMS Sample Clauses

DATA SYSTEMS. 22.1 The Training Provider is required to access and/or submit data to a number of data systems managed by the Department. The table below provides a summary of relevant data systems and login addresses. System Name Purpose Login Address Comments DELTA Track and complete Training Contracts xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxx The DELTA database records all Apprentices/Trainees in Victoria. SVTS Statistical reporting and claiming for training xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxx/ Enter monthly delivery data for all training and claims. Enquires The Training Provider should complete and submit all enquiries to the Department. Lost/Forgotten User ID and/or Password details Refer to instructions on the Skills Victoria Training System Homepage. 22.2 If the Training Provider is delivering in Apprenticeship/Traineeship mode, the Training Provider must access the DELTA database at least weekly to identify new individuals that have nominated the Training Provider as their preferred provider. 22.3 When the Training Provider is nominated as the training provider as contemplated by Clause 23.2, the details for the Apprentice or Trainee are lodged by an AASN and registered on the Department’s DELTA database. The Training Provider must have access to DELTA and should also check it regularly. 22.4 The Training Provider must register to use DELTA by completing the Conditions of Use form. Contact the DELTA Database Manager for a copy of the Conditions of Use form: DELTA Database Manager Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority GPO Box 2317 Melbourne 3001 Phone: 00 0000 0000 Fax: 00 0000 0000 22.5 The Training Provider must use the SVTS for all student statistical data and claims for funding in accordance with the Victorian VET Student Statistical Collection Guidelines and the Guide to SVTS (or its successor) made available by the Department from time to time.
DATA SYSTEMS. The Training Provider is required to access and/or submit data to a number of data systems managed by the Department. The table below provides a summary of relevant data systems and login addresses.
DATA SYSTEMS. The RTO is required to access and/or submit data to a number of data systems managed by the Department. The table below provides a summary of relevant data systems and login addresses. DELTA Track and complete Training Contracts xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxx The DELTA database records all Apprentices/Trainees in Victoria. SVTS Statistical reporting and claiming for training xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxx/ Enter monthly delivery data for all training and claims. Enquires The RTO should complete and submit all enquiries to the Department. Lost/Forgotten User ID and/or Password details Refer to instructions on the Skills Victoria Training System Homepage. If the RTO is delivering in Apprenticeship/Traineeship mode, the RTO must access the DELTA database at least weekly to identify new individuals that have nominated the RTO as their preferred provider. When an RTO is nominated as the training provider relating to Clause 19.2, the details for the Apprentice or Trainee are lodged by an AAC and registered on the Department’s DELTA database. The RTO must have access to DELTA and should also check it regularly. The RTO must register to use DELTA by completing the Conditions of Use form. Contact the DELTA Database Manager for a copy of the Conditions of Use form: DELTA Database Manager Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority GPO Box 2317 Melbourne 3001 Phone: 00 0000 0000 Fax: 00 0000 0000 The RTO must use the SVTS for all student statistical data and claims for funding in accordance with the Victorian VET Student Statistical Collection Guidelines and the Skills Victoria Training System: Guide to Claims. Approved Training Schemes xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx/xxx/Xxxxx/xxxxxxx.xxxx Australian Apprenticeships Centres xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx.xxx Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xx/ Course Accreditation xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxx.xxxx xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx Curriculum Maintenance Managers xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxx.xxx Guide to Apprenticeships and Traineeships xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxxx/Xxxxx/xxxx.xxxx Higher Education and Skills website xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxx Standards for Regulators (AQTF and National VET Regulator) xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx/xxx_xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx_xxx_xxx_xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx xxx...
DATA SYSTEMS. Subcontractors shall use the following data systems as applicable including any future enhancements or modifications to those data systems. Subcontractors are responsible for maintaining the capacity and training to use the data systems. a. IRMS CFCHS Not for reporting Incidents, but for documenting incident report updates. CFCHS Five Points; Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx b. IRAS DCF Reporting unusual incidents in accordance with CFOP 215-6 CFCHS and all other funders DCF helpdesk; Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx c. XXXXX DCF Reporting seclusion and restraint in accordance with DCF XXX 155-2 Ch. 14 CFCHS and all other funders DCF helpdesk; Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx x. XXXX CFCHS Web-based submission of application packets for SIPP Medicaid Managed Care Bayshore Interactive helpdesk; Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx e. FSFN DCF Submission of Behavioral Health Consultant client progress updates All funders DCF helpdesk; Xxxxxxx Xxxxx f. xxxxxxxxx.xxx CFCHS Web-based submission of: 1) Service and client data in accordance with XXX 155-2 2) Daily CSU and Detox Bed Count in accordance with the User Manual 3) Weekly Substance Abuse 1)
DATA SYSTEMS. CONTRACTOR shall fully participate in the National Drug and Alcohol Treatment Unit Survey (NDATUS). the California Alcohol and Drug Data System (CADDS), the Drug and Alcohol Treatment Access Report (XXXXX), and any other data collection systems required by the State Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP).
DATA SYSTEMS. The School agrees to and shall use the District’s designated student information systems. The School will maintain complete, timely and accurate data in the District’s designated student information systems as necessary for the District’s compliance with state and federal law, including without limitation any provisions for timely and accurate data reporting. Although subject to change, the District’s information systems will generally include student information systems as well as systems for the tracking of students with disabilities, gifted or advanced students, English Language Learners, students with literacy plans and students with behavior plans. The direct costs for the School’s use of the District’s designated student information systems are described more specifically in Attachment 10.
DATA SYSTEMS. The Data Systems are in satisfactory working order and have been properly maintained by technically competent personnel, in keeping with changing security threats and advancing technologies, and by applying on a timely basis all security patches available for the Data Systems, and in the last five (5) years there has not been, in relation to the Data Systems (or any elements thereof), any (i) failures, breakdowns, performance reductions, interruptions or corruption of any of the Data Systems; or (ii) Security Breaches, which have had a material adverse effect on the Group or caused material disruption, interruption or loss to the Group. The Group has, in accordance with applicable laws and Data Protection Obligations and best industry practices in each relevant jurisdiction, implemented and maintained an information security program (w) that is comprised of commercially reasonable organizational, physical, administrative, and technical safeguards designed to protect the security, confidentiality, integrity and availability of the Data Systems, including all Personal Data and Sensitive Data Processed thereby and maintained thereon, in a sustained manner and in keeping with changing data security threats and advancing technologies, and to prevent the Data Systems (and data therein) from being affected by a Security Breach; (x) that is subject to the responsibility and oversight of its directors and executive officers; (y) that is in compliance with Data Protection Obligations and consistent with industry best practices in each relevant jurisdiction; and (z) that has been implemented and maintained through regular training, auditing, review, and remediation in accordance with industry best practices and through the use of competent internal or external data security personnel or consultants. The Group Companies have applied all security patches available for the Data Systems of which it has been notified or has knowledge of after making due inquiry and exercising due diligence consistent with best industry practices on a timely basis. The Group has taken commercially reasonable steps to provide for the backup and recovery of Personal Data and Sensitive Data it Processes and, as applicable, has taken commercially reasonable steps to implement such plans and procedures. The Group has implemented reasonable procedures to identify, remediate and protect the Data Systems from all “back doors,” “Trojan horses,” “worms,” “drop dead services,” “viruses” and other Sof...
DATA SYSTEMS a. Data cable risers (fiber optic cabling) - Subtenant reserves the right to make use of the existing data risers that connect the Subleased Premises to the data center. If so desired, Subtenant may re-route/extend data riser cables from the data center on the sub-concourse level to alternate locations within the sub-concourse level. Cabling that runs up the west riser shall be extended to the incoming service room. Cabling that runs up the east riser shall be extended to another mutually acceptable location within the sub-concourse. The re-routing/extending of the existing data cables can be done outside of the spare conduit capacity made
DATA SYSTEMS. Subcontractors shall use the following data systems as applicable including any future enhancements or modifications to those data systems. Subcontractors are responsible for maintaining the capacity and training to use the data systems. a. IRMS CFCHS Not for reporting Incidents, but for documenting incident report updates. CFCHS Five Points; Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx b. IRAS DCF Reporting unusual incidents in accordance with CFOP 215-6 CFCHS and all other funders DCF helpdesk; Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx c. XXXXX DCF Reporting seclusion and restraint in accordance with DCF XXX 155-2 Ch. 14 CFCHS and all other funders DCF helpdesk; Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx x. XXXX CFCHS Web-based submission of application packets for SIPP Medicaid Managed Care Bayshore Interactive helpdesk; Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx e. FSFN DCF Submission of Behavioral Health Consultant client progress updates All funders DCF helpdesk; Xxxxxxx Xxxxx f. xxxxxxxxx.xxx CFCHS Web-based submission of: 1) Service and client data in accordance with XXX 155-2 2) Daily CSU and Detox Bed Count in accordance with the User Manual 1) CFCHS 2) All funders Five Points helpdesk; Xxxx Xxxxxx; CFCHS Contract Manager 3) Weekly Substance Abuse bed count in accordance with the User Manual 4) Wait List data in accordance with DCF PAM155-2 Ch. 12 and CFCHS policy “Access to Care, Waiting List and Capacity Management” 5) Contract Financial Management in accordance with the User Manual 6) Final service and client data submission for fiscal year end by July 20
DATA SYSTEMS. Data systems used by MTS to perform the Services provided hereunder (and not owned or leased by CDES-M/A-COM) are confidential and proprietary to MTS or third parties. CDES-M/A-COM shall treat these data systems and all related procedures and documentation as Confidential Information and proprietary to MTS or its respective third party vendors, subject to the exceptions of Sections 4(a)(i) – (iii).