Purpose of Technology Objectives Clause Samples

The 'Purpose of Technology Objectives' clause defines the overarching goals and intended outcomes for the use or development of technology within an agreement. It typically outlines what the parties aim to achieve, such as improving operational efficiency, enabling new capabilities, or meeting specific performance benchmarks. By clearly stating these objectives, the clause ensures that both parties have a shared understanding of the technology's role and the expectations for its implementation, thereby reducing ambiguity and aligning efforts toward common goals.
Purpose of Technology Objectives. Request for Project Proposals will be guided by the Technology Objectives.
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Purpose of Technology Objectives. Request for Project Proposals will be guided by the Technology Objectives REPORTS Research Project Awardees shall maintain records of the research and development activities performed and funds expended under the Research Project Awards. All the records shall include the results of studies, analyses, tests and other investigations conducted as part of the Research Project Award. The Research Project Awardees shall submit additional documentation as prescribed by individual Research Project Awards. The documentation described below is the minimum reporting requirements in each award: Quarterly and Annual Reports Technical Status Report. Quarterly and annually (if effort is for more than one year). The technical status report shall detail technical progress to date and report on all problems, technical issues or major developments during the reporting period. The CM may specify additional reporting requirements. Business Status Report. The business status report shall provide summarized details of the resource status of all Research Project Awards awarded under this Base Agreement. This report will include a quarterly accounting of current expenditures. Any major deviations from the agreed to project plan shall be explained with a discussion of proposed actions to address the deviations. Quarterly Reports shall be submitted to ▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇ by the 25th calendar day following prior calendar quarter close based on the following schedule: January – March 25 April April - June 25 July July - September 25 October October - December 25 January General Report Requirements. Technical reports will provide a concise and factual discussion of the significant accomplishments and progress made during the reporting period. Each of the topics described below shall be addressed for the effort performed: A comparison of actual accomplishments with the goals and objectives established for the period; Reasons why established goals and objectives were not met, if appropriate; Other pertinent information including, and when appropriate, analysis and explanation of cost variances; A cumulative chronological list of written publications in technical journals, papers, or other presentations at meetings, conferences, seminars, etc. regarding the Research Project. All reports will identify resubmissions to publications, information, and/or notification of status of publication submissions; and New discoveries, inventions, or patent disclosures, and specific applications s...
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Purpose of Technology Objectives. Request for Project Proposals will be guided by the Technology Objectives 5.1. Research Project Awardees shall maintain records of the research and development activities performed and funds expended under the Research Project Awards. All the records shall include the results of studies, analyses, tests and other investigations conducted as part of the Research Project Award. 5.2. The Research Project Awardees shall submit additional documentation as prescribed by individual Research Project Awards. The documentation described below is the minimum reporting requirements in each award:
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