Operations Administration & Management Equipment Types Clause Samples

The 'Operations Administration & Management Equipment Types' clause defines the specific categories or types of equipment that are permitted or required for use in the administration and management of operations under the agreement. This clause typically lists or references the approved equipment, such as servers, monitoring devices, or network management tools, and may set standards or requirements for their use and maintenance. By clearly specifying which equipment types are acceptable, the clause ensures operational consistency, facilitates compliance with technical standards, and helps prevent disputes over equipment suitability or compatibility.
Operations Administration & Management Equipment Types. The following table is representative of the types of equipment and related software that the contractor shall be capable of providing for the Operations, Administration & Management solution type. The requirements are stated functionally. Where a type is a software program, the functional specification is meant to include the software and the hardware platform. When responding to orders that are largely of the Operations Administration & Management equipment type, the contractor is free to use equipment from any other solution type. All-in-One Management Fault, configuration, performance, security Serves at least 2,000 appliances and most core management functions Application Discovery Configuration Hardware and software to inventory all items connected to customer’s network (excluding common carrier); loads data into monitoring tool; maintains Configuration File Consolidated Event Management Performance Collects event streams from a variety of devices and presents a single, consistent view of the current state of all managed systems Fault Monitoring Fault Hardware and software associated with identifying fault conditions, isolating sources of faults, and performing root-cause analysis; accepts a variety of inputs including SNMP Service Monitoring Performance Hardware and software to track SLAs Service Desk with Workflow Database Fault Hardware and software to record trouble reports and issue trouble tickets; includes Artificial Intelligence (AI) interface for common trouble solutions for tier 1 agents Security Support Security Hardware and software associated with risk analyses, vulnerability analyses, and analyses of physical and software security operations, both active and passive Telecom Expense Management Accounting Simplifies invoice-to-payment process by validating charges, handling dispute management, creating reports, and analyzing bills to reduce costs
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