Knowledge Transfer and Best Practices Sample Clauses

Knowledge Transfer and Best Practices. Supplier shall implement the knowledge transfer process set forth in this Agreement to ensure that Supplier Personnel share the knowledge they have gained while performing the Services with Gap and the Gap Authorized Users. The knowledge transfer process shall ensure that important knowledge, information, and practices pass from Supplier and Supplier Personnel to Gap and Gap Authorized Users. At a minimum, such knowledge transfer processes will include Supplier meeting with Gap and designated Gap Authorized Users at least once every twelve (12) months, or more frequently as Gap may request, to; (a) explain how the Services are provided; and (c) provide such knowledge transfer, Documentation and other materials as detailed in the applicable Transition Plan for Gap to understand and provide the Services after the expiration or termination of the Agreement.
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Knowledge Transfer and Best Practices. Supplier shall implement the knowledge transfer process set forth in this Agreement to ensure that Supplier Personnel share the knowledge they have gained while performing the Services with Gap and the Gap Authorized Users. The knowledge transfer process shall ensure that important knowledge, information, and practices pass from Supplier and Supplier Personnel to Gap and Gap Authorized Users. At a minimum, such knowledge transfer Gap Confidential and Proprietary Information processes will include Supplier meeting with Gap and designated Gap Authorized Users at least once every twelve (12) months, or more frequently as Gap may request, to (a) explain how the Gap IT Environment operates in connection with the provision of the Services; (b) explain how the Services are provided; and (c) provide such training, Documentation and other materials as Gap may require for Gap to understand and operate the Gap IT Environment and understand and provide the Services after the expiration or termination of the Agreement. As part of the Monthly Performance Reviews, Supplier shall report to the Gap Infrastructure Partnership Executive on Supplier observed opportunities for the introduction of best practices into Gap’s information technology processes. Beginning in the second year of the Agreement, and annually thereafter, Supplier shall work with Gap’s Infrastructure Partnership Executive to develop and present a yearly forum/briefing to Gap (1) to recommend best practice improvements to the Services, (2) to assist Gap in understanding how the use of such best practices is intended to align Gap’s technology investments with its Business Objectives, and (3) to assist Gap in analyzing return on its technology investments related to the Services.
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Knowledge Transfer and Best Practices. Service Provider shall implement a knowledge transfer process which ensures that Service Provider Personnel share the knowledge they have gained while performing the Services with County and the County’s authorized End Users. The knowledge transfer process shall be designed to efficiently pass important knowledge, information and practices from Service Provider and Service Provider Personnel to County and County’s authorized users. At a minimum, such knowledge transfer processes shall include Service Provider meetings with County and designated County authorized users at least once every twelve (12) months, or more frequently as County may request, to (a) explain how the County IT environment operates in connection with the provision of the Services; (b) explain how the Services are provided; and (c) make proposals to County to provide such training, documentation and other materials as County may require for County to understand and operate the County IT environment, and understand and provide the Services after the expiration or termination of the Agreement. As part of the regular performance reviews, Service Provider shall report to the County Manager or designee on Service Provider-observed opportunities for the introduction of best practices into County’s processes. Beginning in the second year of the Agreement, and annually thereafter, Service Provider shall work with the County Manager or designee to develop and present a yearly briefing to County (1) on Service Provider’s recommended best practice improvements to targeted County processes, (2) on how the use of such best practices is intended to align County’s technology investments with its objectives and (3) on how to optimize County’s return on its technology investments/services. Service Provider shall provide the Services using the appropriately skilled Service Provider Personnel and without regard to the unit, line of business or division within Service Provider to which such Service Provider Personnel are assigned.
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Knowledge Transfer and Best Practices. IBM shall implement an adequate knowledge transfer process to ensure that IBM Personnel share, at no additional cost, the knowledge they have gained while performing the Services with VMU and, to the extent needed to receive the Services, the VMU Authorized Users. The knowledge transfer process shall ensure that important knowledge, information, and practices pass from IBM and IBM Personnel to VMU and to the extent needed to receive the Services, VMU Authorized Users. At a minimum, such knowledge transfer processes will include IBM meeting with VMU at least once every year (or more frequently as reasonably requested by VMU) to (a) review and explain the Process Interface Manual, (b) explain how the VMU IT Environment operates in connection with the provision of the Services, and (c) provide such reasonable training as VMU may require for VMU to understand and operate the VMU IT Environment and provide the Services after the expiration or termination of the Agreement. As part of the monthly meetings established by the Contract Governance Plan, IBM shall report to the VMU Program Director on IBM observed opportunities for the introduction of best practices into VMU’s information technology processes. Beginning on the commencement of the second contract year of the Agreement, and annually thereafter, IBM shall work with the VMU Program Director to develop and present a yearly forum/briefing to VMU (1) to recommend best practice improvements to the Services, (2) to assist VMU in understanding how the use of such best practices is intended to align VMU’s technology investments with its Business Objectives, and (3) to assist VMU in analyzing return on its technology investments related to the Services.
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