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Service Catalog Contents. Service Provider responsibilities include: 1. Categorize the Service Catalog contents by type of service, configuration type, and/or Equipment or Software type (e.g. IMACS, network, printers, etc.). 2. Include individual services, Equipment and Software items, as well as entire configurations of Services, Equipment and Software, as applicable, based on the deployment standards or options (e.g. DNS change, asset move, site information change, DIR Customer account code change, remote VPN service, Portal access, SP tool access, user provisioning, Oracle license.). 3. Where DIR and DIR Customers are financially responsible for Equipment and Software contained in the Service Catalog, the Service Catalog should contain the preferred financing approach (purchase or lease) as determined by DIR. 3.1. If the preferred approach is to purchase, the list will contain the current purchase amount. 3.2. If the preferred approach is to lease, the list will contain the current monthly lease amount and the lease term. 3.3. If the preferred approach is to lease, the list will provide a mechanism for direct purchase to support alternate sources of funding (e.g. grants).
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Service Catalog Contents. Service Provider’s responsibilities include the following: 1. Categorize the Service Catalog contents by type of service, configuration type, and/or Equipment or Software type (e.g. IMACS, network, printers, etc.). 2. Include individual services, Equipment and Software items, as well as entire configurations of Services, Equipment and Software, as applicable, based on the deployment standards or options (e.g. DNS change, asset move, site information change, DIR Customer account code change, remote VPN service, Portal access, SP tool access, user provisioning, Oracle license.). 3. Where DIR and DIR Customers are financially responsible for Equipment and Software contained in the Service Catalog, the Service Catalog should contain the preferred financing approach (purchase or lease) as determined by DIR. 3.1. If the preferred approach is to purchase, the list will contain the current purchase amount. 3.2. If the preferred approach is to lease, the list will contain the current monthly lease amount and the lease term. 3.3. If the preferred approach is to lease, the list will provide a mechanism for direct purchase to support alternate sources of funding (e.g. grants). 4. Include any notation required for specific use (or limitation) of the Equipment or Software – or of the delivery of the service – by region, by business unit, or by category of Authorized User. 5. Include any technical limitations/requirements for the use of Equipment or Software (e.g. minimum disk space, memory, operating system etc.) or execution/delivery of the service. 6. Indicate the approval authority required to obtain the service, Equipment, or Software. 7. Include a description of how to obtain additional information about the service, Equipment, or Software.
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Service Catalog Contents. Supplier shall provide the following with respect to Service Catalog: 1. Participate in the development of and updates to, the Service Catalog. 2. Comply with fulfillment obligations for its Services, as required by Company with respect to the Service Catalog.
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