Software Integration Clause Samples
The Software Integration clause defines the responsibilities and processes for combining different software components or systems to function as a unified whole. Typically, it outlines which party is responsible for integrating the software, the standards or protocols to be followed, and any testing or acceptance criteria that must be met. This clause ensures that all software parts work together seamlessly, reducing the risk of incompatibility and clarifying expectations for both parties involved in the integration process.
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Software Integration. All Software provided for under this Agreement shall be integrated or interfaced as described in Contractor’s documentation.
Software Integration. Contractor will integrate with all county systems, including County’s cashiering system, probation system, and property tax system.
Software Integration. Consulting services provided by Contractor that includes but not limited to the process of bringing together applications into one system to ensure the applications function together as a whole for mailing room operations functionality. • Additional training services as specified in Section 3.4.1.
Software Integration. Certain portions of the Software may be appropriate for use with the Phoenix Software apart from their applicability to the functionality of the Products. Dyad and Phoenix shall work together to identify such components of the Software, and to formulate a plan for integration of such software components with and into the Phoenix Software. Phoenix and/or Dyad shall Modify such software components as may be necessary to
Software Integration. The sensor kit offers an application with an interface (Figure 8) that consists of: • Buttons for sensor connection and calibration. • Visual signals of sensors in contact and center of pressure. • Numerical values of 3D forces and torques for each individual cell, as well as the result values. • Graphs with numerical values of 3D forces and torques for each single cell, as well as of the results. • Algorithm for creep detection. Contactile sensors give measurements about the force on each sensor in the matrix and the total force/torque acting on the entire surface. The following APIs are provided to use this information and be able to integrate it into the control of the VS Gripper: • C++ API: they are supplied as pre-compiled libraries. It is possible to modify the source code of the device interface. The API allows reading the force/torque data described above and implements some algorithms, e.g. slip-detection. • ROS: the same functions described for the C++ API are also available in ROS. This data can be used to implement gripping strategies, detect slips, and provide force feedback.
Software Integration. Template will conduct the engineering and software development activities necessary to integrate the Workflow / Production Planning capabilities described in this proposal. These activities will include all commercially accepted practices associated with this type of program, including design, development, configuration management, test and documentation. The details of this process will be provided in the Systems Engineering and Integration Plan (▇▇▇▇) and follow standard Template Software commercial development policies and practices. Tools, such as configuration management, version control, and design tools will be at Template's choice and will not be delivered to the Government. However, a list of these tools will be provided to the Government and data generated by the tools will be provided for overall program tracking and monitoring. A primary component of the systems engineering task area will be working with the NIMA sponsored Transition Working Group (TWG) to assure that overall system design is consistent with NIMA plans for final operational status. Any impacts on the Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposal. overall design, schedule, or final software delivery status generated by the TWG will be reported to NIMA (MO) for resolution.
Software Integration. HSS and CPS will integrate existing CPS systems with the TIPWeb application suite in order to minimize manual creation/updates of records and metadata across systems. The parties shall work together to determine the format in which data will be passed back and forth between the HSS Software and CPS systems. Part of the expected documentation to be delivered as pat1 of the implementation, includes the mutually agreeable mapping specification described below.
Software Integration. The Software may be provided to you as part of a Software Integration and your use of the Software Integration is subject to any applicable additional terms.
Software Integration. The Licensed Software and the Customer Owned Software together constitute the Software to be provided to Licensee and Customer by hCentive as part of the hCentive Solution. The Requirements apply to the Software, as an integral component of the hCentive Solution and New ▇▇▇. Services that hCentive shall provide for integration of the Software, the Requirements applicable to the hCentive Solution, including the Software, and testing procedures and Acceptance Criteria are set forth in Statement of Work No. 1 under the Professional Services Agreement.
Software Integration. 1. Contractor will coordinate with ▇▇▇▇▇▇, UPA, and City in the planning, design and implementation of software integrations for the overall AMI solution.
2. Contractor will cause ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to integrate the MeterSense MDMS software with City’s enQuesta V4.0 billing software and ESRI GIS software, as well as Contractor’s most current production version of the FlexNet RNI to import meter usage, event and location data and to provide the necessary meter, event, and billing data as required. Contractor will cause ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to cooperate with City’s CIS vendor, Systems and Software, to accomplish integration between MDMS and CIS to provide functionality in Exhibit C. Contractor will cause ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to complete integration of TOU read data with billing system by the end of Phase 1.