Contractual Contract Case Study

Contractual
The Contractual agreement is a brief discussed by the client and the company (person who hired the client). Contractual briefs are laid out very simply so the client can read and understand the brief easily and complete their duties or task. These types of briefs would also ask to include necessary formalities and personal information to allow the client to complete the work. Contracts will clearly outline everything that is expected of the client by a specific date, the contract is a legally binding document which means that once both parties have signed and agreed to everything stated on the document the client has to fulfil the contract, otherwise the company or employer is liable to sue. A constraint of a contractual brief is

Next the boundaries of the contract are stated in the terms and condition; this will cover what is and what is not included including contract start dates “Effective date” (when both parties have signed the contract). The terms and conditions also include service information which states that the client does have access to the use of XYZ products and services. Also stated is information on the license that has been granted to the client and the limitations and restrictions of that license e.g. the license for XYZ’s this contract will provide unlimited access to their products.
4. The contract clearly explains the skills and responsibilities that are expected and required of the client, the contract states that the client is responsible for maintaining and keeping to the specific Uptime and Downtime schedule that is in place. They must also stay within the boundaries of local laws and regulation with the handling of personal and technical data.
5. All contractual briefs conclude with joint signatures from both parties, in this case from both vendor and customer which is also complete with a date of signature and the two company names each

The developers will sit down with the employer and pitch how they are going to meet the brief and how the task will be approached, the employer will have to ensure that the developers are in fact meeting all criteria and straightening any confusion that the developers might have. Both the client and developers will come to an agreement on how the task is to be completed, this will require negotiating, for example if the employer wants the work to be produced in specific software the client could negotiate that external software can be used to achieve the same goal. I will be undergoing this very same process in an interview with my lecturer to discuss a project we are undertaking, this will also include explaining our idea, explaining how we will approach it, what software we might use and how long we think it will