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Contract data is the information that is contained within a companys contracts. This data can be used to track the performance of the entire organization or specific departments within the company. The data can be structured in a variety of ways, depending on the needs of the organization.
A data contract outlines how data can get exchanged between two parties. It defines the structure, format, and rules of exchange in a distributed data architecture. These formal agreements make sure that there arent any uncertainties or undocumented assumptions about data.
A data contract guarantees interface compatibility and includes terms of service and a service level agreement (SLA). Terms of service outline how data can be used, such as restricting its use to only development, testing, or production. SLAs describe the required quality of data delivery and interface.
Data contracts are formal agreements that define how data is exchanged between different systems or teams. They specify the structure, format, and rules for data exchange, ensuring consistency and reliability in distributed data architectures.
This data can be used to identify trends within the organization and make decisions about future contract negotiations. Organizations can use contract data to improve their overall performance by understanding where they are spending money and what kinds of contracts are providing the most value.
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In that sense, a data contract is nothing more than an API specification. 50 years of software development has learned that apart from an API description, we also need ownership, documentation and stability guarantees as part of that agreement.
The Contract Data contained within the NEC Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) sets out the project specific details for the particular works to be carried out. It is very important that this part of the contract is fully completed and that the details are correct to avoid ambiguity and/or disputes.

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