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City
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Bismarck
County
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Burleigh
Address
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4201 Normandy St
Phone Number
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(701) 328-4470
Zip Code
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58503-1324
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This document is Amendment 1 to the Software License Agreement between SAP Public Services, Inc. and the State of North Dakota, effective March 18, 2011. It modifies specific sections of the original agreement, including Taxes, Indemnification of Licensee, Limitation of Liability, Confidential Terms and Conditions, and Governing Law.
This Software License Agreement between Licensee and SAP America, Inc. grants a non-exclusive, perpetual license for SAP software and services, contingent on payment of license and support fees as detailed in associated schedules. It defines terms, outlines license usage, verification rights for SAP, payment terms, and conditions for termination. The agreement also covers proprietary rights, performance warranties, indemnification, limitations of liability, assignment clauses, and general provisions including governing law (Commonwealth of Pennsylvania). Specific financial details and service descriptions are referenced in external Appendices and Order Schedules.
This Technology Services Contract between the State of North Dakota and GovDelivery outlines the provision of digital communication management services, including SaaS for email subscriptions, content monitoring, and multi-channel notifications. The contract is effective from August 1, 2012, to July 31, 2014, with renewal options. It establishes cooperative purchasing for various state entities, specifies implementation, training, support, and service level agreements for software and hosting. Payment terms indicate that costs, including setup and annual fees, are based on a pricing model and defined in individual participating addendums, with no single total amount specified in this master agreement.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from North Dakota Information Technology Department
This document outlines the objectives and key tasks for Statewide IT Planning for the fourth quarter of 2025. Key objectives include business strategy planning and refresh, application inventory review, current state-future state assessment for the Application Roadmap, and re-alignment of priorities. The plan emphasizes five statewide IT initiatives: reducing technical debt, rationalizing applications, leveraging the ND Citizen and Business Gateway, maximizing statewide IT security, and data modernization. The overall aim is to ensure IT initiatives align with agency and statewide goals, improve IT systems, optimize software portfolios, enhance citizen services, strengthen cybersecurity, and modernize data management.
The North Dakota Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Plan is a five-year action plan designed to enable all North Dakotans with affordable, reliable, high-speed internet access. The plan outlines four key goals: promoting universal access by deploying broadband infrastructure to all locations by 2028, expanding the availability of low-cost internet options, supporting economic growth through digital skills and business connectivity, and increasing overall broadband adoption. It aims to connect approximately 10,000 remaining unserved and underserved locations, align with the State's Digital Equity Plan, and unlock employment, health, social, and financial benefits for all residents.
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This document, Volume II of North Dakota's Initial Proposal for the BEAD Program, details the state's strategy for broadband expansion and digital equity. It outlines the approach for subgrantee selection for deployment and non-deployment activities, including scoring criteria and qualifications. The plan is guided by four long-term objectives: promoting universal access for all by deploying reliable, high-speed broadband infrastructure, expanding the availability of affordable internet options, supporting economic growth through digital skills and business access, and increasing overall broadband adoption across the state. The ultimate goal is to close the digital divide and achieve 100% broadband coverage by 2028.
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