Subsystem. The transfer of enrollment information may be accomplished by any of the following:
Subsystem. Any portion of any particular functional area of the EIMS Software. ARTICLES
Subsystem. A portion of a system with characteristics similar to a system.
Subsystem level and preliminary operations hazards analyses. o. Systems and subsystem certification plans and requirements (as needed). p. System hazard analysis with associated verifications. 1. The detailed design is expected to meet the requirements with adequate margins at an acceptable level of risk. 2. Interface control documents are appropriately matured to proceed with fabrication, assembly, integration and test, and plans are in place to manage any open items. 3. High confidence exists in the product baseline, and adequate documentation exists and/or will exist in a timely manner to allow proceeding with fabrication, assembly, integration, and test. 4. The product verification and product validation requirements and plans are complete. 5. The testing approach is comprehensive, and the planning for system assembly, integration, test, and launch site and mission operations is sufficient to progress into the next phase. 6. Adequate technical and programmatic margins and resources exist to complete the development within budget, schedule, and risk constraints. 7. Risks to mission success are understood, and plans and resources exist to effectively manage them. 8. Safety and mission assurance (i.e., safety, reliability, maintainability, quality, and EEE parts) have been adequately addressed in system and operational designs and any applicable S&MA products (i.e., hazard analysis and failure modes and effects analysis) have been approved.
Subsystem. A subsystem is a group of network elements that provide specific functionality required to deliver the @Home service; provided, however, that the content provided by E@H as part of the @Home service will not be a considered a subsystem. For example, DHCP is a subsystem that is provided by a given set of hardware and software elements.
Subsystem. The transfer of enrollment information may be accomplished by any of the following: Medicaid Advantage Contract State 2006
Subsystem. 3. CONTRACTOR shall provide information related to the effort and outcome for each community agency, program or provider that the CONTRACTOR contacts each reporting period. CONTRACTOR’s staff will enter this information into the appropriate fields within the MMCS CHEC sub-system.
Subsystem. A collection of hardware, software and procedures, which perform an identifiable task in support of one or more systems. Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) – SCADA systems are generally used to perform data collection and control at a higher level. Some SCADA systems only monitor without doing control, these systems are still referred to as SCADA systems. An example would be a system that monitors equipment room parameters such as temperature, under floor water, or power and initiates an action or auto-dials phone numbers when preset limits are exceeded. Support Products – Sets of data containing time-ordered parameters used to configure link equipment. These data sets consist of telemetry, radiometric, antenna pointing, and command parameters. Support products also include software support files containing project files, configuration files, site unique files, and equipment setup tables. Surveillance Plan – The plan defining the process, reviews, and documentation used to monitor technical performance metrics and to report the cause, impact, and corrective action required to resolve variations from contracted technical performance. Sustaining Engineering – Sustaining engineering includes changes and modifications to systems to provide additional service capacity, add features to software, reduce operational risk, replace obsolete hardware and software, or consolidate services System – Any combination of components, assemblies, or sets joined together to perform a specific operational function(s). System Assurance Analysis (SAA) – An integrated reliability and safety analysis that combines criticality assessment, Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Single Failure Point Analysis (SFPA), Critical Items List (CIL), and Hazard Analysis (HA) into one document. Systems Engineering – Systems engineering is the management of engineering processes to ensure end-to-end integration and improve service delivery System Maintainability – The implementation of a design which improves the identification of a failure and eases the replacement of the faulty assembly. System Operability – The implementation of the human-machine interface, which minimizes operator errors and equipment setup time. Tagout – The placement of a device in accordance with an established procedure to ensure the equipment being controlled cannot be operated until the device is removed Test Team – A collection of personnel communicating via OIS, telephones, and radios to accomplis...
Subsystem. A computer system comprising part of the System which performs a specific function described in the DSOWs, and is agreed to be inspected or tested independently under the Acceptance Test Procedures
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