Common use of Systems Capacity Clause in Contracts

Systems Capacity. The Health Plan’s system(s) shall possess capacity sufficient to handle the workload projected for the begin date of operations and will be scaleable and flexible so they can be adapted as needed, within negotiated timeframes, in response to changes in Contract requirements, increases in enrollment estimates, etc.

Systems Capacity. The Health Plan’s system(s) Systems shall possess capacity sufficient to handle the workload projected for the begin date of operations and will be scaleable and flexible so they can be adapted as needed, within negotiated timeframes, in response to changes in Contract requirements, increases in enrollment Enrollment estimates, etc.

Systems Capacity. The Health Plan’s system(s) shall possess capacity sufficient to handle the workload projected for the begin date of operations and will be scaleable scalable and flexible so they can be adapted as needed, within negotiated timeframes, in response to changes in Contract requirements, increases in enrollment estimates, etc.

Systems Capacity. The Health Plan’s system(s) Systems shall possess capacity sufficient to handle the workload projected for the begin date of operations and will be scaleable and flexible so they can be adapted as needed, within negotiated timeframes, in response to changes in Contract requirements, increases in enrollment estimates, etc.