Key Partnerships Clause Samples
Key Partnerships. While Ferrilli is vendor agnostic, we work closely with the leading providers in higher ed tech today – leveraging key strategic partnerships to provide institutions with fully integrated support. When working with a client, we always provide the best fit solution regardless of our partnership status with the companies listed below. The partnerships allow us to have to advocate on behalf of our clients. • Partnerships o Ellucian™ Platinum Partner o Salesforce Partner o Technolutions Slate Gold Partner o Microsoft Gold Partner o Cisco o Meraki o Oracle o Sharpspring o VMWare o Netskope o Varonis o Class link o Agile point o Webroot o Barracuda DocuSign Envelope ID: E062038D-0CBF-4FE4-A52E-E37A1022A264 o Veaam o Graybar o Blackbox o CSD o Lingk
Key Partnerships. Partnerships and linkages shall be developed with community-based organizations, private and public institutions, health care providers, social service agencies, colleges, universities, the Township of Union Board of Education and other providers who are interested in providing services for students and their families.
Key Partnerships. The Work and Enterprise theme has a strong tradition of partnership working. Effective partnerships have been, and will continue to be, drivers of the major initiatives and projects that underpin delivery of our outcomes. These include: • Dundee Waterfront - being delivered by Dundee City Council and Scottish Enterprise; • V&A at Dundee - being delivered through Dundee Design Limited a partnership between the V&A, University of Dundee, University of Abertay Dundee, Dundee City Council and Scottish Enterprise; and • Dundee Employability Programme - strategic coordination is delivered through a partnership of Dundee City Council, Jobcentre Plus, Skills Development Scotland, Dundee Voluntary Action, Dundee Community Health Partnership, NHS Tayside and Dundee College. This tradition of effective partnership working will be critical to future delivery. Better engagement between the public and private sector will be prioritised building upon the first Dundee Economic Summit which was delivered in March 2012. The event was delivered by Dundee City Council, Scottish Enterprise, Dundee and Angus Chamber of Commerce and Skills Development Scotland working in partnership and attracted 300 delegates from across the public and private sector. A second summit will be hosted in mid 2013. Delivery of Work and Enterprise outcomes is coordinated by a strategic theme group which meets quarterly and includes representation from Dundee City Council. Scottish Enterprise, Dundee and Angus Chamber of Commerce, Skills Development Scotland, University of Dundee, University of Abertay Dundee, Dundee College, Jobcentre Plus, Dundee Social Enterprise Network and TACTRAN. Following Audit Scotland's 2011 Review of the Contribution of Community Planning Partnerships to Local Economic Development, group membership was reviewed and VisitScotland accepted an invitation join the group reflecting the important role that the visitor economy will play in the city's future. The structure of the group will be kept under review throughout the period.