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<A HREF="http://web/projects/support/External/5.Operational/general_info/about_boilerplate_SSA.html">CiTR Support - Boilerplate for a Support Services Agreement (and how to use it)</A>
Production
File Directory or Folder
<A HREF ="http://web/projects/support/External/5.Operational/general_info/about_boilerplate_SSA.html">http://web/projects/support/External/5.Operational/general_info/about_boilerplate_SSA.html</A>
SLA contract
This guide is designed to assist you to prepare a support contract based on the boilerplate Support Services Agreement.
The guide also points to the current version of the boilerplate.
The boilerplate was originally designed for our Worldtalk customers but
should need only minor changes for other supported product sets
(I hope! Management of customer support is much easier if
all agreements are essentially the same!)
<B>Ideally:</B>
o the body of the agreement should be applicable for all
customers.
o changes to suit the particular arrangements
for the customer should only be made in the Schedules.
o only the list of products in Table 1 of Schedule A and
the charges in Schedule C should need filling in/changing and
the text remain unchanged.
The guide, however, discusses other changes and their impact.
03/03/97
jane
05/02/98
jane
default for specified project use
<A HREF ="mailto:j.clark@citr.com.au">mailto:j.clark@citr.com.au</A>
CiTR
first version 1995? Version 3.2 - 25 November 97
Use for support agreements
lost in history, although Harry Wengier was probably the instigator.
Changes suggested/made by John Gottschalk,
Jane Clark and David Spriggs
DE670.2 OC669.2
AB653.4 (as basis for their contract)
Contract