Integration and Testing Clause Samples
The Integration and Testing clause outlines the requirements and procedures for combining individual system components and verifying their proper operation as a unified whole. Typically, this clause specifies the responsibilities of each party in conducting integration activities, the standards or criteria for successful testing, and the process for addressing any defects or failures identified during testing. Its core function is to ensure that all parts of a system work together as intended before final acceptance, thereby reducing the risk of operational issues after deployment.
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Integration and Testing. Integration and Test processes (a part of the Process Description Document) for the program will be based on [***]. [***] [***] [***] Document ID: All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited 22 (68) Customer: Terrestar Networks Proposal for: Phase I - Core Engine and Reference Phone Development Company Confidential [***]
Integration and Testing. Telematics team will perform full system integration upon installation of NCC and Base Stations. Following the integration phase System acceptance testing will be performed. This testing will be preceded by the Acceptance Testing of Base Stations and Acceptance Testing of End User equipment. The detailed procedures of Acceptance testing will be summarized at CDR. The principles of System Acceptance concept are presented in Appendix F of ANNEX I (SOW) and repeated in ANNEX II of this Agreement.
Integration and Testing. 1.1. Holibob will provide the Specification to the Partner to enable the Partner to integrate the Partner Technology with the Switch Technology.
1.2. Holibob may, at any time, change or otherwise modify the Specification without liability to the Partner. Holibob shall provide the Partner at least 30 days prior written notice of any such change.
Integration and Testing. 1.1. Holibob will provide the Specification to the Partner to enable the Partner to develop the Partner Integration Code.
1.2. The Partner will develop the Partner Integration Code at its own cost. The Partner will ensure that the Partner Integration Code can integrate with the Holibob API and that it complies at all times with the Specification.
1.3. Holibob will assist the Partner in developing and testing the Partner Integration Code by:
1.3.1. making available to the Partner copies of any relevant documentation (including the Specification); and
1.3.2. making available to the Partner, from time to time, a test environment to trial Bookings.
1.4. Holibob may, at any time, change or otherwise modify the Specification without liability to the Partner. Holibob shall provide the Partner at least 30 days prior written notice of any such change, following which the Partner shall make any adjustments necessary to the Partner Integration Code at its own cost.
Integration and Testing. Based on County’s needs Supplier shall perform integration and testing activities, as further described below, that are associated with ensuring that each individual County System component (e.g., Assets, Interfaces, Network) configured with or added to the environment work together cohesively to achieve the intended results and meet County developed requirements (“Integration and Testing Services”). Supplier’s responsibilities for Integration and Testing Services include the tasks, subtasks, and Deliverables set forth in Table 10 (Integration and Testing Services Responsibilities) below.
(1) Evaluate and test Assets, Services, and related products or third party services prior to use or deployment in County’s environment, with County retaining final Approval for any use or deployment.
(2) Benchmark new types of Assets (including testing of various configurations and combinations of Assets) that may be considered for deployment within County, as authorized by County, document benchmarking results, and report on the same to County.
(3) Develop technical test plans and criteria (e.g., unit, system, integration, regression) for review and Approval by County.
(4) Implement, Manage, Operate, and Maintain test tools pursuant to the County’s requirements.
(5) Conduct and report to County on testing of Changes in County‐provided non‐production environments as requested by County and in accordance with County operational procedures.
(6) Assist and support County by providing technical, operational, and Project Management input to design test environments and processes to Manage testing in the environments.
(7) Prepare technical and operational test plans for any proposed Changes to the Services and County Systems components and configurations for County review and Approval.
(8) Conduct integration and security testing (using Approved test plans) for all new configurations and upgraded County System components (e.g., Assets, middleware, Interfaces, Networks), Services, or third party services to include unit, system, integration, and regression testing based on requirements defined in requirements and design Documentation.
(9) Evaluate all new and upgraded County System components, configurations, Services, or third party services for compliance with County Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines including those Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines related to security.
(10) Assess and communicate to County in writing the overall impact and potential risk to County Syst...
Integration and Testing. Supplier shall perform the following integration and testing Services:
(a) Verify that all individual networking communications components configured with or added to the infrastructure work together properly as a cohesive networking environment, performing all of the intended functions; and
(b) Make adjustments to Health Net’s network infrastructure as a result of changes to architectural standards or discovered security vulnerabilities.
Integration and Testing. (a) Integration and testing Services are the activities associated with ensuring that all individual program components configured with or added to the In-Scope Applications work together properly as a single system performing all of the intended Functions. This includes application interfaces to other applications in production. Integration and testing Services include:
(i) System Testing;
(ii) Integration Testing;
(iii) User Acceptance Testing; and
(iv) Post Production Verification Testing.
(b) Supplier will perform all integration and testing Services Functions, including those Functions listed in the roles and responsibilities tables below, other than those expressly identified as retained Health Net responsibilities:
Integration and Testing. During the Integration and Testing phase, the project team defines integration procedures in the Configuration Management Plan (described above). The integration procedures include the necessary steps that must be followed, along with integration success criteria. A Test Plan is then developed to define the approach for performing verification and validation of the project’s work products. This plan describes the items needing testing, the types of testing to be performed, the environments where testing should be executed, who is responsible for performing the testing, how testing results should be recorded and communicated, and how the necessary corrections should be implemented and re-tested. The product is integrated with its product components and is installed into the verification environment per the procedures defined in the Configuration Management Plan. The project team then conducts a Test Readiness Review to ensure the product is ready for system testing. If the Test Readiness Review yields no corrective actions, the product is then tested per the Test Plan.
Integration and Testing. (a) Integration and testing Services are the activities associated with ensuring that all individual program components configured with or added to the In-Scope Applications work together properly as a single system performing all of the intended Functions. This includes application interfaces to other applications in production. Integration and testing Services include:
(i) System Testing;
(ii) Integration Testing;
(iii) User Acceptance Testing; and
(iv) Post Production Verification Testing. Schedule A A-53 Health Net / Cognizant Confidential Final Execution Version
(b) Supplier will perform all integration and testing Services Functions, including those Functions listed in the roles and responsibilities tables below, other than those expressly identified as retained Health Net responsibilities:
Integration and Testing. (a) Supplier will perform integration and testing Services to verify all individual data center infrastructure components that are configured with or added to the computing environment work together properly as a single system performing all of the intended Functions, including by:
(i) Managing the data center integration test environment; and
(ii) Assessing and communicating the overall impact and potential risk to existing Software prior to implementing changes.
(b) Supplier will maintain Software release matrix across development, QA, and production systems for operating system, database, and Software releases and patches.