Technology Product Implementation and Management Clause Samples

Technology Product Implementation and Management i. Contractor shall support DSHS in their procurement of the technology services which will collectively make up the IE&E Platform. ii. Contractor shall configure procured technology services to ensure IE&E Platform requirements can be met, including subscriptions and resources delivered as cloud native or marketplace products/services. iii. Contractor shall manage and operate technology services day to day including but not limited to compliance, security compliance, patching, versioning, monitoring, and baseline management.
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Technology Product Implementation and Management i. Contractor shall support DSHS in their procurement of the technology services which will collectively make up the IE&E Platform. ii. Contractor shall configure procured technology services to ensure IE&E Platform requirements can be met, including subscriptions and resources delivered as cloud native or marketplace products/services. iii. Contractor shall manage and operate technology services day to day including but not limited to compliance, security compliance, patching, versioning, monitoring, and baseline management. i. Contractor shall work with HHS Coalition architects to define policies, controls, and design patterns (e.g., for Cloud-first environment, Cloud-native architecture, microservices, and API based development). ii. Contractor shall achieve comprehensive visibility of cloud assets down to the guest-level by providing visibility and detection beyond the traditional perimeter (enterprise networks, legacy data centers, on-premise users). iii. Contractor shall ensure the organization has preventative, detective, and corrective controls.
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