Subject Matter Expert Clause Samples

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Subject Matter Expert. [A] Possesses an in-depth knowledge of a particular area. Provides technical knowledge, advice, and/or analysis in their specialty, such as: highly specialized applications and operational environments; high-level functional system analysis, design, integration, documentation and implementation; exceptionally complex problems that need extensive knowledge of the subject matter for effective implementation. Applies principles, methods and knowledge of the functional area of capability to specific task order requirements, to resolve exceptionally difficult and/or narrowly defined technical problems, and arrive at automated, practical, or feasible solutions. Participates and advises in all phases of development, with emphasis on the planning, analysis, testing, integration, documentation, and presentation phases. SME categories/areas of expertise used herein include:
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Subject Matter Expert. Supplier shall make reasonably available to Dell a subject matter expert who will be available to review modified Product Documentation and/or editing of videos regarding the Product(s) for technical and informational accuracy.
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Subject Matter Expert. 107. Within 60 days of executing this Agreement, the Parties will jointly select and approve a Subject Matter Expert who will be retained by DJJ to provide select technical assistance to help BRRC comply with its obligations under the Agreement, prepare an assessment of DJJ’s compliance with this Agreement, and provide any recommendations to facilitate compliance. 108. The Parties will cooperate fully with the Subject Matter Expert. 109. The Subject Matter Expert will begin their duties as soon as possible upon approval. In the event the Subject Matter Expert resigns or the Parties agree to replace the Subject Matter Expert, the Parties will meet and confer within ten (10) days to agree upon a replacement.
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Subject Matter Expert. A. The Parties agree that ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will be the Subject Matter Expert (“Expert”) retained by the State to provide technical assistance and independent reviews of compliance with the sections of the Agreement. Every three years from the Effective Date, the Parties will confer to evaluate whether the Subject Matter Expert should be retained or replaced. In this reevaluation process, both Parties must agree to replace the Subject Matter Expert. B. In the event the Expert resigns or the Parties agree to replace the Expert, the Parties will meet and confer within 10 days to discuss a replacement, and the Parties will proceed to replace the Expert. C. Expert Responsibilities 1. The Expert will provide technical assistance to help the State comply with its obligations under the Agreement. The Parties will cooperate with the Expert. The Expert will also analyze and report on data reflecting the State’s progress in complying with all sections of this Agreement. When the Expert’s review and approval is required under a term of this Agreement, the Expert will not withhold approval if the State’s proposal is consistent with the goals and terms of this Agreement. If the State disagrees with the Expert’s lack of approval, the State may notify the United States, which shall make the compliance determination. 2. The Expert and the United States may review compliance with this Agreement at any time. The State will cooperate with efforts to monitor compliance with this Agreement. The Expert and the United States will have full access to employees, facilities, buildings, programs, services, documents, data, records, materials, and things that are necessary to assess the State’s compliance and implementation efforts with this Agreement. The Expert and the United States will have access to persons and residences with the consent of the member or guardian. Access will include departmental or individual medical and other records, unless prohibited by federal law and state law not superseded by federal law. The United States and/or the Expert will provide reasonable notice of any visit or inspection. Advance notice will not be required if the Expert or the United States has a reasonable belief that a Target Population member faces a risk of serious harm from an incident referred to in Section XVI. Access is not intended, and will not be construed, as a waiver, in litigation with third parties, of any applicable statutory or common law privilege associated with information d...
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Subject Matter Expert. The Subject Matter Expert (SME) offers functional expertise in specific areas of interest such as Finance, Accounting, Human Resources, Utility Operations, Asset Management, Customer Service, Industrial Engineering, Security, Procurement, Logistics, Supply Chain Management and Plant Automation. The SME brings deep business knowledge and brings to bear an understanding and rationalization of “best business practices” in the subject matter area. The SME has extensive technical responsibility for interpreting, organizing, executing, and coordinating assignments, including the direction of other staff. Makes decisions, which are considered authoritative and which demonstrate mature judgment in anticipating and solving complex problems.
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Subject Matter Expert. A member who is a qualified expert in the applicable subject area who may attend meetings and participate, but does not have voting power.
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Subject Matter Expert. The Subject Matter Expert must be a recognized expert in his or her field and published in peer- reviewed journals. He or she must have at least one of the following minimum experience levels as follows: A PhD and 9 or more years of relevant experience; a Master’s degree and 13 or more years of relevant experience; or a Bachelor’s degree and 18 or more years of relevant experience.
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