Digital_Media_Attachment_1.docx
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- Digital Media Library Subscriptions Federal contract opportunity
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- RFQ-4503
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ATTACHMENT #1 RFQ-4503
MINIMUM SPECIFICATIONS:
DIGITAL MEDIA LIBRARY SUBSCTRIPTIONS
Quoted Brand Name or Equal (BNOE) products must meet the following minimum specifications in order to be considered technically acceptable for fulfillment of this requirement:
| 1. Must be quickly and easily searchable for accurate, reliable, definitive information. | |
| 2. Must include unlimited access to over 50,000 electronic books and videos. | |
| 3. Must be accessible either online or offline via the mobile apps. | |
| 4. All available content must be downloadable to mobile devices for offline accessibility. | |
| 5. Mobile apps must be available for download through/compatible with IOS and Android | devices and tablets. |
| 6. Must provide book and video support for Information Technology and Project Management |
certification requirements.
| 7. Must include technology books and videos from leading authors, publishers, and prominent |
| publishing groups including, but not limited to O’Reilly Media Inc., Pearson Technology |
group, Packt, Peachpit, Addison-Wesley, Prentice Hall Professional, SAMS, Wrox, Adobe Press, Manning Publications, and Pragmatic Bookshelf.
| 8. Must provide access to book collections on topics which include, but are not limited to: |
| problem solving, research and develop skills using multiple media formats like |
| rough cuts, short cuts, video training courses, conference video sessions, and O’Reilly |
| learning paths. |
| 9. Content categories must include, but not limited to: desktop and web applications, digital |
media, engineering, information technology and software development, math and science, and personal and professional development.
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