Partner Resources. Many of our OEM partners have staff dedicated to support CDW•G customers exclusively. In March 2015, over 340 partner coworkers from over 100 various partners were collocated with CDW•G, collaborating with our sales teams and engineers to provide expert help to our customers. The wide variety of partners that are onsite allows us to help customers analyze the best value among the products under consideration and provide the right product for each customer the first time. Distribution Facilities Our distribution infrastructure is another key reason why no other IT solution provider in the industry can match our ability to service NASPO ValuePoint customers. As our number of orders has increased across the public and corporate sector, we continue to achieve higher order accuracy year over year. We own two distribution centers that have one million square feet of storage space and stock over $200 million in inventory at any given time. This combination of stock and shipping infrastructure allows us to ship on average 37,000 boxes per day. Despite all of these capabilities, we do not solely rely on our facilities to meet customer needs; we complement our own distribution centers with our distribution partner network, leveraging the most cost-effective solution for each individual product line and customer order.
Partner Resources. In addition to the Federal Share and the Recipient Cost Share identified on page 2 of the agreement, the Recipient shall use Leveraged Partner Resources to fund and perform the demonstration. Leveraged Partner Resources are resources from third party organizations in support of the demonstration. “Key” Leveraged Partner Resources, listed below, are considered essential to the demonstration and are, therefore, approved and incorporated into this award for informational and reporting purposes. The Key Leveraged Partner Resources listed herein are not subject to the requirements of 2 CFR 200, or the terms of the award, except as cited below.
Partner Resources. Partner has access to patient populations and their individually identifiable health information and service delivery data. Partner also has the experience of delivering health care services to rural, tribal, or urban underserved communities, including populations: that experience significant health disparities, have low socio-economic status, reside in federally designated health professional shortage or medically underserved areas, and may have few community-based support systems and resources available. Partner can help identify barriers and facilitators in the delivery of primary care services in these populations and can provide associated information and data so applied research might find innovative solutions to improve the delivery of primary care services in these communities.
Partner Resources. Partner has access to patient populations and their individually identifiable health information and service delivery data that will greatly aid the PBRN. Partner also has the experience of delivering health care services to rural, tribal, or urban underserved communities, including populations that: experience significant health disparities; have low socio-economic status; reside in federally designated health professional shortage or medically underserved areas; and may have few community-based support systems and resources available. Partner, as a founding collaborator, can help identify needs, goals, barriers and facilitators in the delivery of primary care services in these populations and can provide associated information and data so applied research, including that conducted through the PBRN, will result in innovative solutions to improve the delivery of primary care services in these communities. This data will be respected and utilized only upon agreement within the PBRN to benefit AI and rural peoples.
