Access to Computer System Sample Clauses

Access to Computer System. Subject to the provisions of this Agreement, BCBSMS will allow PHARMACY controlled access to the PHARMACY myBlue Pharmacy portal (also referred to as “myBlue”), to conduct activities for subscribers and their enrolled dependents covered under a health benefit plan. Such activities include, but are not limited to, viewing Disease Specific Drug Prior Authorization. For purposes of this Agreement, Benefit Plan means any health benefit plan issued or administered by BCBSMS, entitling subscribers and their covered dependents to receive healthcare and wellness benefits as defined in the Benefit Plan. PHARMACY’s access to BCBSMS’ computer system shall be limited to Benefit Plans designated by BCBSMS.
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Access to Computer System. For a transitional period after Closing not exceeding three months following the Closing Date, Seller shall grant to the Partnership viewer access to the Seller's AS 400 computer system in relation to the Business, free of charge and otherwise on terms and conditions acceptable to Seller, acting reasonably, provided that Seller shall not have any liability whatsoever to the Purchaser or the Partnership as a result of or in relation to the Seller granting such access to the Partnership or the Partnership accessing such system.
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Access to Computer System. Subject to the provisions of this Agreement, BCBSMS will allow PROVIDER controlled access to the myBlue Provider portal (also referred to as “myBlue”), to conduct activities for subscribers and their enrolled dependents covered under a health benefit plan. Such activities include, but are not limited to, member eligibility and benefits inquiry, claim status inquiry, and viewing vouchers and medical policy. For purposes of this Agreement, Benefit Plan means any health benefit plan issued or administered by BCBSMS, entitling subscribers and their covered dependents to receive healthcare and wellness benefits, as defined in the Benefit Plan. PROVIDER’s access to BCBSMS’ computer system shall be limited to Benefit Plans designated by BCBSMS.
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Access to Computer System. Access to Computer System -- Upon expiration or termination of this Agreement, UCAR shall have access, as reasonably required by UCAR, to the CGI Site to effect the transfer of its Data to an alternate site at UCAR's cost. If such termination is the result of CGI exercising its right according to Section 11.2 hereof, such access by UCAR shall be granted by CGI upon payment to CGI of any fees due and unpaid at the time of termination, plus the fees, if any, due under Section 11.9. UCAR may elect to repurchase the Computer System (other than those tangible assets addressed in Section 11.9 which are addressed in such Sections) upon any such termination or expiration by delivering written notice to CGI within 60 days after the date of termination or expiration and CGI shall sell the Computer System to UCAR in the event of such election. The purchase price of the Computer System shall be CGI's net book value of the Computer System, which shall be reported to UCAR within 30 days of UCAR's election. UCAR may revoke its election following receipt of the net book value. If UCAR does not revoke its election to purchase the Computer System the purchase price shall be paid within 30 days of the date the net book value is delivered and CGI shall render reasonable assistance to facilitate the transfer or removal of all or any part of the Computer System by UCAR after such purchase.
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