Access Equipment. The PROMOTER agrees to provide at least ONE (1) sober able-bodied person to assist the ARTIST with the get-in and get-out of the ARTISTʼs equipment in accordance with the running times stated in the schedule.
Access Equipment. (a) To the extent reasonably required for any relevant Service Provider Party to perform, or otherwise make available, the Transition Services, Service Recipient shall, and shall procure that its Affiliates shall, without any charge,
(i) provide any relevant Service Provider Party with reasonable access, on an as-needed basis, to Service Recipient’s or its Affiliates’ equipment, office space, plants, telecommunications, devices, and computer equipment and systems (subject to Section 10.10) and any other areas and equipment; and
(ii) perform any tasks and provide any acknowledgments or materials specified to be provided by Service Recipient in any Transition Services Schedule related to such access. Service Provider shall use commercially reasonable efforts to minimize the disruption to Service Recipient’s operations in exercising such access rights.
(b) Any relevant Service Provider shall at all times during the relevant Service Term have the right to use any equipment owned or leased by Service Recipient as reasonably necessary for Service Provider to provide the Transition Services; provided, however, that any use or operation of such equipment by any relevant Service Provider not in the ordinary course of business and consistent with past practice shall require the prior written consent of Service Recipient, not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed.
Access Equipment. Except as otherwise provided in this Section 4.2 or in Section 10.5 or Section 13.1 (regarding matters beyond its reasonable control), GT is responsible for all equipment, servers, software and communications within its Data Centers. GT is not responsible for (i) the ARS (except for the interface of the ARS to the GT Reservation System and the physical connection within the Data Centers to the ARS); (ii) the transmission to the Data Center of the Content (except for the physical connection within the Data Centers to the leased lines transmitting the Content); (iii) Company's or Company Client's access to ARS, the Content or any other data supplied by Company or to the Internet; or (iv) any equipment needed by Company or Company Clients to access the Internet. In the event access to the Private Label Site requires additional communications connections to GT, the Content or other data ARS or the Internet, Company shall be responsible for the reasonable costs associated with such connections, as set forth in Attachment C. To the extent that provisioning of such access results in GT incurring additional time, cost, or expense, GT and Company will agree upon fees due for such implementation.
Access Equipment. FLOWERS shall provide all computer, telephone and other equipment or resources necessary for FLOWERS to access the AOL Network, except for the AOL proprietary client software necessary to access the AOL Network and the publishing tools to be provided by AOL pursuant to Exhibit C.
Access Equipment. Preview shall provide all computer, telephone and ---------------- other equipment or resources necessary for Preview and the Online Area to access the AOL Network (including, without limitation, high-speed dedicated data connections capable of handling AOL peak traffic loads), except for the AOL proprietary client software necessary to access the AOL Network and the publishing and commerce tools to be provided by AOL pursuant to Section 2.6.
Access Equipment. N2K shall provide all computer, telephone and other equipment or resources necessary for N2K to access the AOL Network, except for the AOL proprietary client software necessary to access the AOL Network.
Access Equipment. Customer shall, at its own expense, obtain, install, configure and maintain any and all equipment necessary to access and use the Website Service. Customer shall bear all risk and responsibility for ensuring the ongoing compatibility of access equipment with the Website Service.
Access Equipment. If Customer or Customer’s employees, agents, contractors, or End Users access any SAVVIS data center or other SAVVIS facility (a “SAVVIS Premises”) on Customer’s behalf (“Authorized Representatives”) or if Customer provides its own equipment in connection with the Service, the following terms shall apply.
3.1 Customer shall designate its Authorized Representatives in writing. Unless otherwise set forth in the applicable SSG or Service Order, Customer is responsible for selecting, supplying, installing and maintaining any equipment used in connection with the Service and not provided by SAVVIS (“Customer Equipment”) including any related applications, systems, or software. Customer, its Authorized Representatives and all Customer Equipment and any related materials used in connection with the Service shall comply with all applicable law and data center operating policies (including the “SAVVIS Customer Handbook and Information Guide” (“Customer Guide”)), a current copy of which is located on xxx.XXXXXXxxxxxxx.xxx and which SAVVIS may change from time to time.
3.2 If SAVVIS reasonably believes that Customer is not complying with Section 3.1, SAVVIS may audit such compliance. If the audit confirms Customer’s compliance with Section 3.1, SAVVIS shall bear the cost of the audit. If the audit determines Customer non-compliance, Customer shall (a) pay the cost of the audit, at SAVVIS’ then current T&M rates, and (b) remedy such non-compliance within 10 days of receiving the audit report, unless SAVVIS reasonable determines that earlier remedy is necessary. If Customer fails to remedy such non-compliance within such period, then, notwithstanding any other rights in the MSA, SAVVIS may immediately (i) suspend the Service and/or restrict Customer’s access to the SAVVIS Premises for so long as deemed reasonably necessary by SAVVIS; and/or (ii) if such non-compliance is of a material nature, terminate the affected Service and Related Service if such non-compliance is recurring despite notice of noncompliance. SAVVIS may likewise restrict access to the SAVVIS Premises in accordance with the terms of the Master Services Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, Customer’s payment obligations on the Services, including the suspended Service, shall continue during any period of suspension. SAVVIS shall resume the suspended Service as soon as reasonably practicable after Customer has cured the violation to SAVVIS’ reasonable satisfaction.
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Access Equipment. Unless otherwise provided in this Agreement, Licensee must provide all telephone, computer, hardware and software equipment and services necessary to access the Server and System.
Access Equipment. In order to develop and promote PEG Access programming, and to assist the Grantor in equipping Grantor’s fiber network, Company agrees to provide a capital grant, for PEG Access equipment and facilities and other equipment necessary for the above, in the amount of one hundred thirty three thousand six hundred thirty seven dollars ($133,637) within thirty (30) days of the effective date of this Franchise Agreement. Company further agrees to provide to the Grantor additional capital grants of nine thousand dollars ($9,000) each on the second, fourth, sixth and eighth anniversaries of the effective date of this Franchise Agreement for replacement and upgrade of Grantor’s PEG and communications equipment and facilities. Grantor shall determine the use and distribution of these funds, and all such equipment and facilities shall be the property of the Grantor and shall be housed in locations specified by the Grantor.
