The dynamic purchasing system (DPS) targets knowledge-based management and artificial intelligence platforms, licenses and expert services.
The actual procurements are made on the basis of separate invitations to tender through DPS's internal competitive tendering, in which the contracting entity specifies and describes its detailed procurement needs.
The object of acquiring platforms and licenses may be, for example: A solution based on commercial off-the-shelf software for knowledge management, software license, licenses and/or a software solution based on open source. The project may also include tools for knowledge management, data warehouse automation, integration, analytics and reporting, and visualisation.
The scope of expert services can be specified in the following areas, for example:
• Knowledge management and AI consulting
• Planning and management of information management and management projects
• Conceptual, information and interface modelling as well as architecture definition
• Development, testing, training, maintenance, management and monitoring planning of charging chains (ETLs) and integrations
• Design, development, testing, training, and maintenance, management and control planning of data warehouses, data cubes and data lakes
• Planning, development, testing, training, maintenance, management and control planning of visualisations and reporting
• Development of analytics, advanced analytics, machine learning and robotics
• User interface and application development (Chatbot, etc.)
• Definition and development of cost accounting
• Definition of services, processes and governance models
• Selection, consultation and training of development tools
The contracting entity does not undertake to procure any minimum quantity in DPS.
A procurement contract concluded within DPS does not confer exclusive rights on the supplier to provide the service.
In competitive tendering within the dynamic purchasing system, the contracting entity requests a declaration from the tenderer that the tendering company, or the companies or persons owned, held or controlled by the tendering company, or its subcontractor, will not be encumbered by a sanction imposed by the European Union or the United Nations (UN) or by a sanction or an asset freezing decision imposed by the Finnish authorities. The contracting entity shall exclude tenderers who do not fulfil the above requirement from competitive tendering within the purchasing system. The contracting entity also has the right to terminate the contract with immediate effect if the supplier is burdened by any of the above-mentioned sanctions or an asset freezing decision.
LOT-0000
D/18/2020
Knowledge management and artificial intelligence services.
The dynamic purchasing system (DPS) targets knowledge-based management and artificial intelligence platforms, licenses and expert services.
The actual procurements are made on the basis of separate invitations to tender through DPS's internal competitive tendering, in which the contracting entity specifies and describes its detailed procurement needs.
The object of acquiring platforms and licenses may be, for example: A solution based on commercial off-the-shelf software for knowledge management, software license, licenses and/or a software solution based on open source. The project may also include tools for knowledge management, data warehouse automation, integration, analytics and reporting, and visualisation.
The scope of expert services can be specified in the following areas, for example:
• Knowledge management and AI consulting
• Planning and management of information management and management projects
• Conceptual, information and interface modelling as well as architecture definition
• Development, testing, training, maintenance, management and monitoring planning of charging chains (ETLs) and integrations
• Design, development, testing, training, and maintenance, management and control planning of data warehouses, data cubes and data lakes
• Planning, development, testing, training, maintenance, management and control planning of visualisations and reporting
• Development of analytics, advanced analytics, machine learning and robotics
• User interface and application development (Chatbot, etc.)
• Definition and development of cost accounting
• Definition of services, processes and governance models
• Selection, consultation and training of development tools
The contracting entity does not undertake to procure any minimum quantity in DPS.
A procurement contract concluded within DPS does not confer exclusive rights on the supplier to provide the service.
In competitive tendering within the dynamic purchasing system, the contracting entity requests a declaration from the tenderer that the tendering company, or the companies or persons owned, held or controlled by the tendering company, or its subcontractor, will not be encumbered by a sanction imposed by the European Union or the United Nations (UN) or by a sanction or an asset freezing decision imposed by the Finnish authorities. The contracting entity shall exclude tenderers who do not fulfil the above requirement from competitive tendering within the purchasing system. The contracting entity also has the right to terminate the contract with immediate effect if the supplier is burdened by any of the above-mentioned sanctions or an asset freezing decision.