Program Management Functions Sample Clauses

Program Management Functions. The Contractor shall support the Government Program Management Office in the management of the portfolio of IT projects and programs within the Integrated Environment, including all IT projects involving DHA and any Customer. Program Management functions include planning, schedule management, cost management, quality management, risk management, and the execution of their programs, projects, or initiatives. The Program Management Functions manages the portfolio of projects and programs within EITS, including all projects involving the Integrated Service Providers and any Customer. This involvement includes projects elected by a Customer through a Service or Solution Request (e.g., office move), projects initiated as part of other programs, projects initiated by Integrated Service Providers (e.g., stand up a new service, major hardware or software upgrades), projects to onboard a new Service Provider or off-board an existing Service Provider, projects to transition Customers to the Integrated Services, development and maintenance of the integrated SMM, and oversight for On-Going Programs. In addition, the Program Management Function is an important vehicle for communicating with Customers and EITS Governance on activities in the EITS Environment including cross-project resource contention and dependencies. The Contractor shall align with and account for the standards and processes of the Government Program Management Office, accounting for the required reviews and approvals of these processes. The Contractor shall direct the project activities within the Project Management practice, including providing project and program management support for cross-service provider projects. The Contractor shall provide program management support for platform-level projects that impact multiple Customers. Contractor shall provide program management support for individual Customer projects as approved by Government. The Contractor shall maintain and report to Government and EITS Governance on the portfolio of projects and programs.
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Program Management Functions. The Contractor shall support the Government Program Management Office in the management of the portfolio of IT projects and programs within the Integrated Environment, including all IT projects involving DHA and any Customer. Program Management function include planning, schedule management, cost management, quality management, risk management and the execution of their programs, projects, or initiatives. The Program Management Functions manages the portfolio of projects and programs within EITS, including all projects involving the Integrated Service Providers and any Customer. This involvement includes, projects elected by a Customer through a Service or Solution Request (e.g., office move), projects initiated as part of other programs, projects initiated by Integrated Service Providers (e.g., stand up a new service, major hardware or software upgrades), projects to onboard a new service provider or off-board an existing service provider, projects to transition Customers to the Integrated Services, development and maintenance of the integrated SMM, and oversight for On-Going Programs. In addition, the Program Management Function is an important vehicle for communicating with Customers and EITS Governance on activities in the EITS Environment including cross-project resource contention and dependencies. Contractor shall align with and account for the standards and processes of the Government Project Management Office, accounting for the required reviews and approvals of these processes. Contractor shall direct the project activities within the Project Management practice, including providing project and program management support for cross-service provider projects. Contractor shall provide program management support for platform-level projects that impact multiple Customers. Contractor shall provide program management support for individual Customer projects as approved by Government. Contractor shall maintain and report to Government and EITS Governance on the portfolio of projects and programs. Contractor shall provide analysis of project elements across different projects and report to Government, EITS Governance and Customers on variances in projected costs and timelines Contractor shall provide forecasting for project resource utilization in support of Demand Management, Service Portfolio Management, and Workforce Management. Contractor shall provide periodic analysis of the effectiveness of the Program Management Functions and provide recommendatio...

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  • MANAGEMENT FUNCTION 3.01 The Union recognizes the right of the Company to hire, promote, transfer, demote and layoff employees and to suspend, discharge or otherwise discipline employees for just cause subject to the right of any employee to lodge a grievance in the manner and to the extent as herein provided. The Union further recognizes the right of the Company to operate and manage its business in all respects, to maintain order and efficiency in its operations, and to determine the location of its operations, its products, the scheduling of its operations and its methods, processes, and means of conducting its business. The Union further acknowledges that the Company has the right to make and alter, from time to time, rules and regulations to be observed by employees, which rules and regulations shall not be inconsistent with the provisions of this Agreement.

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