In any services contract, one of the buyer’s critical concerns is that the vendor perform at the level of quality promised.
To this end, contracts for technology services should include clear performance requirements, procedures for accurately measuring the vendor’s performance, and mechanisms to encourage compliance. The specific incentive structure will vary based on the services, but in each case it should be focused on the output (rather than the input) expected from the vendor.
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