outcome-based procurement

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Outcome-based procurement is a contracting model where payment is tied to achieving specific results rather than completing predefined tasks. In the context of WindowsForum.com discussions, this approach is highlighted in the North Carolina DMV's modernization of legacy COBOL systems with Kyndryl and Microsoft Azure. The contract structure focuses on transformation outcomes, such as improved online services and system performance, rather than traditional IT deliverables. This model is relevant for enterprise IT and public-sector projects seeking to align vendor incentives with business goals, particularly when migrating to cloud platforms like Azure. The tag covers how outcome-based procurement can drive accountability and innovation in large-scale system overhauls.
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    North Carolina DMV Modernizes Legacy COBOL Systems with Kyndryl and Azure

    N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles’ decision to award its system modernization program to Kyndryl marks one of the most consequential back-office overhauls North Carolina has attempted in decades. The project is not just a software refresh; it is a wholesale replacement of five legacy COBOL-era...
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