Today’s highly complex multi-supplier technology solutions are predicated on sophisticated contract models that protect the interests of all parties.  Contract negotiations are typically approached from an “outcomes-based” perspective, and focus on clarifying exactly what the solution will provide.  But, there’s one contract element that (often) isn’t given the attention that it should – the solution definition.

At Integris Applied we typically find three issues with solution documents:

• Only included as an appendix or addendum.
• Developed exclusively by the service provider.
• Constructed as restatements of client requirements.

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