Vendor Management
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Microsoft Is Reducing Software Assurance Benefits AgainMicrosoft is retiring some of the key and most valuable benefits of its Software Assurance Benefit (SAB) program. These soon-to-be-retired benefits will include Deployment... |
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AWS re:Invent Highlights Amazon’s Relentless Push Closer to the Customer With OutpostsAWS pioneered the IaaS industry, predicting that private data centers would become a relic of the past. Ironically, AWS now finds itself moving hardware and software into... |
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ServiceNow New York is HereServiceNow version New York has entered General Availability. These features should delight high-maturity IT departments but are mostly worthless for low-maturity groups. |
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Capital One and BoA Go Deep on Public Cloud AdoptionHighly regulated industries have resisted the full-scale move into the public cloud to date. In typical fashion, the finance industry is preparing to be a leader by example... |
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Contract or SOW GuideUse this tool to establish a standard approach for which provisions go in the master agreement and which go in the SOW. |
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SOW Maps ToolUse this tool to map the project's requirements to the SOW provisions and to create a list of customer and vendor responsibilities under the SOW. |
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Red-Flag Words and Phrases ToolUse this tool to identify common words and phrases that can shift the performance risk from the vendor to the customer. |
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Improve Your Statements of Work to Hold Your Vendors Accountable – StoryboardReviewing and negotiating SOWs can be difficult without the right framework, understanding, and tools. A bad SOW can derail a project through cost and time overruns, poor... |
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Improve Your Statements of Work to Hold Your Vendors Accountable – Executive BriefRead our concise Executive Brief to find out why you should employ a systematic process for reviewing SOWs, review Info-Tech’s methodology, and understand the four ways we... |
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Improve Your Statements of Work to Hold Your Vendors AccountableReviewing and negotiating SOWs can be difficult without the right framework, understanding, and tools. A bad SOW can derail a project through cost and time overruns, poor... |
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